Mechanical keyboard switches serve the typists who prefer a more authentic typing experience that harks back to the days of the typewriter.

Typewriter Keys The overwhelming majority of the keys on a standard keyboard support the touch typing or hunting and pecking that a computer shares with its typewriter ancestors.

Almost as old as the computer keyboard is the keyboard shortcut, which can transform several clicks of the mouse into a simple combination of keys. Using these shortcuts can save a lot of time and ...

What does computer keyboard actually mean? Find out inside PCMag's comprehensive tech and computer-related encyclopedia.

Chances are good you’ve noticed the row of numbered keys across the top of your computer keyboard that all have an “F” in front of them, but they may not get much use. If you’re using a ...

The reason why the keys on a computer keyboard are not arranged in alphabetical order is because of the way the keyboard was designed. The keyboard layout that we use today is called the QWERTY ...

Is one of the keys not working, malfunctioning, or double-pressing? Here's how to clean your keyboard and fix a stuck key.

Plus, since the switches are mechanical, the keys pop off and go back on easily—that means a lost key or bent scissor switch doesn't mean a keyboard in the trash can.

The butterfly keys. Well, at long last, it’s being rumoured that Apple is moving away from this type of design and returning to the previous keyboard set-up. But… what actually are butterfly keys?