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Virtual Keyboard Allows Typing Anywhere
News Start-up Virtual Devices has developed a flashlight-size gadget that projects an image of a keyboard on any surface and lets people input data by typing on the image. The company's Virtual Keyboard is designed for anyone who's become frustrated...
[May 15, 2002, 10:31]
Start-up Touts Keyboard Made Of Light
News Another company, Sweden's Senseboard Technologies, has developed a virtual keyboard that tracks finger movements by way of plastic devices worn on the hands. A California-based start-up has joined other companies in embracing the concept of a...
[July 30, 2003, 10:19]
Logitech Pen Aims To Have The Write Stuff
News The concept is not unlike that used by Virtual Devices for its Virtual Keyboard gadget. The company plans to sell the chips, which will be used first to create a virtual keyboard and mouse for handheld devices, to makers of PDAs, cellular phones...
[September 19, 2002, 9:30]
Sounds Of Sophisticated Software
News As Lorin uses his mouse and keyboard, the "knobs" and "buttons" on his virtual gear turn and move. His hardware consists of a Dell 2.6GHz Pentium 4 computer with 1GB of memory, five Maxtor 300GB hard drives, Mackie H24 speakers, a Yamaha 01V...
[November 30, 2005, 12:25]
IBM Chases A PC's Soul
News SoulPad uses a USB or FireWire connection to access the network cards for connecting to the Internet, the computer's display, the keyboard, the main processor and the memory, but not the hard disk. The name SoulPad comes from the concept of...
[August 15, 2005, 9:30]
Sony Ericsson Updates Flagship Smartphone
Talkback Fabulous.apart from the fixed internal keyboard reducing screen real estate, why not leave it like the 900/910 and have the virtual keyboard? That works fine. For web browsing and document reading as much screen space as possible is required.
[October 12, 2005, 18:07]
Orange SPV C500: A First Look
Talkback Does anyone know if the SPV 500 will work with the i.tech virtual keyboard (VKB)? The later works with the SPV E200 which is kind of bulky.
[August 23, 2004, 22:36]
Microsoft Patents Body Power
News Furthermore, said Microsoft, the physical resistance offered by the human body could be used to create a virtual keyboard on a patch of skin. Microsoft has been awarded a patent for turning your skin into a power conduit and data bus, and which...
[June 23, 2004, 11:35]
DRAC 5: Dell Remote Access Card 5 Security
White Papers DRAC 5 offers a rich set of features like virtual media, virtual Keyboard Video Mouse (KVM), and so on, which have the potential to make the system prone to security risks. Dell Remote Access Card 5 (DRAC 5) enables users to remotely monitor...
[June 5, 2007, 0:00]
DRAC 4: Dell Remote Access Controller 4 Security
White Papers DRAC 4 offers a rich set of features such as virtual media, virtual Keyboard Video Mouse (KVM) which can make the system less prone to security risks. Dell Remote Access Controller 4 (DRAC 4) enables users to remotely monitor, troubleshoot and...
[June 5, 2007, 0:00]
TaskZones: A Task Manager For Multiple-Monitor Systems
White Papers Key benefits of TaskZones are that it allows a user to designate the windows of an arbitrary selection of monitors as a group, allows a user to have multiple groups visible simultaneously, and maintains positive properties of virtual desktops such...
[June 2, 2006, 0:00]
BizForm Bar
Downloads We also offer a stay logged in feature for low security home users.Version 4.1.0.189 adds a anti-keylogger virtual keyboard, multiple profiles and a password generator. Free password manager and form filler, autofill forms remember online passwords...
[April 27, 2007, 5:31]
Desktop Lock Business Edition
Downloads A new lock mode Lock keyboard and mouse only, don't freeze screen allows you to leave any video or Macromedia Flash or PowerPoint file playing on the screen during locking. The Virtual Screen tool will allow you to create virtual desktops.
[April 20, 2008, 22:16]
The IPod As A Business Tool
Blog Watching the unveiling of the iPod Touch, aka the iPhone with no cellular connectivity, something occurred to me: this is an MP3 player with Wi-Fi, a browser and a virtual keyboard built-in. Safari browser + Wi-Fi + keyboard = web-based enterprise...
[September 6, 2007, 9:48]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog There are some other bits - a monitor that can turn into a mirror, which I've seen in Houses Of The Future of the past and nowhere else, a digital picture frame and an I.TECH virtual keyboard. It's a sad commentary on the paucity of Microsoft's...
[April 29, 2005, 20:10]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog The end result will be some sort of wireless input -- hand gestures, speech, a virtual keyboard projected onto a handy surface -- and an image that appears as required. I once experimentally set up a system to be like this -- nothing special, just...
[September 3, 2004, 18:10]
IBM Calls PCs Back From Beyond The Grave
Leader You still need someone else's hardware to channel these to keyboard and screen, but that can be any old thin client. With its Virtualized Hosted Client Infrastructure, IBM is mixing up VMWare, Citrix and its own BladeServer to create a virtual...
[October 19, 2005, 15:05]
Another Challenge To QWERTY's Dominance
News John Parkinson thinks the world has been tied to an Industrial Age keyboard for long enough. One of a long line of entrepreneurs and scientists who have been outraged by the seeming illogic of the standard QWERTY keyboard, the 62-year-old...
[December 23, 2005, 8:45]
Smartphones Aren't Smart Enough To Kill The PC
Leader There is nothing like a full-sized keyboard for entering and editing data. We've seen them all — LCD virtual reality headsets, portable laser projectors, even 1-inch CRTs with folding virtual image lens systems that created a phantom 14-inch screen...
[October 17, 2006, 16:05]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog I think it's time to lay down my keyboard and disappear until 2005 -- so have a small dry sherry on me, don't eat too much plum duff, and see you on the other side. But now, the news comes that an online gamer has just paid nearly £14,000 on a...
[December 17, 2004, 18:05]
