Typing on a smartphone isn’t bad, but it’s not exactly productive either. If you’re typing out a long email, message or working with a document, chances are, you’re probably going to migrate to a ...

Last year, at CES 2024, we were introduced to Clicks, the iPhone case that adds a keyboard to your phone. Since then, Clicks launched a version 2.0 for the iPhone 16, and I've been fortunate enough to ...

Do you remember the world of BlackBerry? The precision with which we typed, the endless keyboard shortcuts, and the satisfying haptic feedback from pressing a button and seeing something dance across ...

After a decade of daily driving Android phones, I switched to the iPhone in 2024. Needless to say, I was impressed by how wonderful the camera performance was and how meticulously Apple had tweaked ...

It’s no secret that BlackBerry fans loved their physical keyboards. Ever since the last BlackBerry Key 2 rolled off the factory floor, the mobile space has been mostly bereft of mobile devices with ...

Unlike some of my peers in the tech review game, I never really had the option of buying a BlackBerry. I was 13 years old when the original iPhone was announced, and by the time I was an adult with ...

If you ever wished your iPhone had real buttons, you need to meet Clicks — the premium iPhone keyboard case that blends nostalgia with next-gen design. On sale for just $99, this premium accessory ...

Clicks Keyboard for iPhone is back, and they’re pushing all the right buttons—literally. I had the chance to get hands-on with the latest model, and it’s clear that Clicks has done their homework.

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. There are few sensations we miss more from the “retro” ...

OS 26.2 autocorrect issues made typing frustrating on my iPhone. Here are quick tweaks that helped restore control.

The designers of the very first iPhone had a problem: how to get a workable on-screen keyboard into 2.0-by-1.3-inch space. Apple designer Ken Kocienda explains the difficulties in an excerpt from his ...