LG is building anticipation for the upcoming IFA trade show, unveiling a Bluetooth keyboard that rolls up along four rows of keys to become a super-compact stick that slides into your bag. Claire ...

If you ever wanted to stuff a full-size keyboard inside your (big) pockets or bag, then LG’s got your back with its newest product. The Korean company has just unveiled a full-sized QWERTY keyboard ...

Touchscreens may be extremely versatile and a good fit for mobile devices,but one thing they don't lend themselves to well is extended typing sessions.As a result, we've seen numerous portable ...

LG has announced the launch of a new portable keyboard for tablets, the LG Rolly. As the name suggests, the keyboard can be rolled away to make it easy to carry. This innovative design is aimed at ...

LG is rolling out a handful of new features for the touchscreen "smart keyboard" on its new flagship G3 phone, providing several tools that anticipate a user's next keystroke. The technology is part ...

Despite an occasionally groan-inducing press conference in London, there's little denying that LG's new G3 has plenty going for it (personal aside: I've never been more smitten by an LG phone). It's ...

LG is set to enhance your tablet or smartphone experience thanks to its latest offering, the flexible Rolly Keyboard, which can literally roll up and fit into your pocket. The new keyboard was ...

This quick and simple guide will explain how to change the stock keyboard on the LG G4 to something else for those who’d like a different typing experience on their new 5.5-inch Android smartphone.

LG has issued a patch to resolve two security vulnerabilities in LG smartphone keyboards which can lead to remote code execution. Several months ago, Check Point researchers uncovered two security ...

One of the biggest obstacles to actually getting things done on a tablet is a lack of a keyboard. Sure the software keyboard is large enough you can actually get pretty good at banging things out, but ...

A serious vulnerability was previously discovered in many LG devices that let attackers use a flaw in the phone’s keyboard to remotely execute arbitrary code, and it seems that LG has now rolled a fix ...