If you’re looking to streamline your interaction with your tech, you’ve come to the right review. The Tap Strap 2 is a unique device that you can strap right to your hand. It functions as both a ...

We've kind of got used to sitting at a desk and tapping away on a computer or laptop keyboard, but it's not always the most comfortable experience. Indeed, things can turn painful after a while.

The decline of desktop computing and the proliferation of other devices that require text input mean that alternatives to the traditional keyboard are now needed. The Tap Strap wearable keyboard is ...

Tap Systems released a unique “wearable keyboard” last year, turning five connected rings and their accompanying software into a Bluetooth typing and control solution. Today, the company announced ...

Tap, the company that makes a futuristic, wearable keyboard, today announced the launch of its second-generation keyboard, the Tap Strap 2. The Tap Strap 2 is similar in design to the original Tap ...

You can’t accept a new kind of computer into your heart if you don’t have a good way to input text. Hardly anyone picked up a smartphone until BlackBerry solved the thumb keyboard, and still most ...

Last year Tap Systems released what it called the future of computing, a wearable keyboard that allowed users to type with a single hand. By slipping your fingers through five interconnected rings, ...

A new one-handed wearable device aims to do away with having to tap your phone, tablet or keyboard whenever you want to type. That's the concept behind the Tap Strap, a strip of fabric that fits over ...

The Tap Strap is one of the more interesting gadgets to hit the market last year. It’s a Bluetooth keyboard with an integrated optical mouse that you wear over your fingers like flexible brass ...

The Tap Strap keyboard is a series of Bluetooth enabled rings that help you to type quickly with just one hand — but how well does it really work? The Tap Strap is a Bluetooth keyboard that lacks any ...

Physical keyboards have been around for decades and similar formats have been used for typewriters and personal computers alike. Even smartphones and their on-screen keyboards borrow the basic typing ...