We sure do miss phones with real keyboards though, and would love to see them come back. At least the keyboards themselves get love in the hacker community.

You can do this with any Android phone. Unlike Apple, Google doesn't hamper third-party keyboard functionality. When you ...

Having a keyboard that’s experiencing issues can be frustrating, especially if you’re trying to perform basic typing tasks such as sending someone a message or typing an email. While there are ...

Modern smartphones may be nearly perfect, but kids today will never know the pure satisfaction of sliding open a Google G1 ...

An Android phone that slides open to reveal a physical qwerty keyboard inside has launched at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The F(x)tec Pro1 phone also has a bespoke shutter button on the ...

If you've migrated to a new Android phone or switched to a different keyboard app on your existing phone, you might find that the keyboard is too small for your liking. If you use the keyboard app ...

Gboard is solid keyboard, but there are dozens of other Android keyboards in the Play Store. Some top picks include Swiftkey, Typewise, and Grammarly.