I just recently learned about bluetooth keyboards that work with phones, tablets, and PCs!
WRT a phone, if I connect the keyboard to the phone with bluetooth, can
I at the same time connect bluetooth headphones to the phone?
I'd bet the answer is no, but they keep coming up with new things.
What are your other opinions about these qwerty keyboards?
I just recently learned about bluetooth keyboards that work with phones, tablets, and PCs!
WRT a phone, if I connect the keyboard to the phone with bluetooth, can
I at the same time connect bluetooth headphones to the phone?
I'd bet the answer is no, but they keep coming up with new things.
micky wrote:
What are your other opinions about these qwerty keyboards?
My opinion is bluetooth is unnecessary overhead. Why not just mirror the >phone so you can use the PC keyboard and mouse to type on your phone?
What are your other opinions about these qwerty keyboards?
My opinion is bluetooth is unnecessary overhead. Why not just mirror the phone so you can use the PC keyboard and mouse to type on your phone?
Am 04.06.23 um 04:33 schrieb micky:
I just recently learned about bluetooth keyboards that work with phones,
tablets, and PCs!
WRT a phone, if I connect the keyboard to the phone with bluetooth, can
I at the same time connect bluetooth headphones to the phone?
I'd bet the answer is no, but they keep coming up with new things.
You can hook almost as many devices to your PC/phone as you wish via BT >simultaneously. At the moment I use four devices on my Mac mini.
In article <7gtn7i1t1ihv12oo1g2m2tc9t6crj0i4hn@4ax.com>, micky ><NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com> wrote:
I just recently learned about bluetooth keyboards that work with phones,
tablets, and PCs!
WRT a phone, if I connect the keyboard to the phone with bluetooth, can
I at the same time connect bluetooth headphones to the phone?
absolutely.
I'd bet the answer is no, but they keep coming up with new things.
you'd lose that bet. keyboards and headphones use different bluetooth >profiles, which means they can co-exist.
some bluetooth keyboards can pair with more than one device, so you
could use it with a phone, tablet *and* a pc, without needing to pair
it each time.
What are your other opinions about these qwerty keyboards?
keyboards are very subjective. try them in a store if possible to see
how they feel.
there are also folding keyboards that work well with portable devices,
such as phones and tablets.
My opinion is bluetooth is unnecessary overhead. Why not just mirror the >> phone so you can use the PC keyboard and mouse to type on your phone?
carrying a pc, keyboard, mouse and display is a lot more overhead than simply carrying a bluetooth keyboard, especially a folding one.
The original post mentioned traveling with a laptop which has the keyboard.
I wouldn't bring a laptop just for its keyboard though, but if you already have the laptop & mouse (presumably on a desk and not being used in a car), then displaying the phone while using the mouse & keyboard is easy to do.
My opinion is bluetooth is unnecessary overhead. Why not just mirror the
phone so you can use the PC keyboard and mouse to type on your phone?
carrying a pc, keyboard, mouse and display is a lot more overhead than
simply carrying a bluetooth keyboard, especially a folding one.
nospam wrote:
My opinion is bluetooth is unnecessary overhead. Why not just mirror the >>> phone so you can use the PC keyboard and mouse to type on your phone?
carrying a pc, keyboard, mouse and display is a lot more overhead than
simply carrying a bluetooth keyboard, especially a folding one.
The original post mentioned traveling with a laptop which has the keyboard.
I wouldn't bring a laptop just for its keyboard though, but if you already >have the laptop & mouse (presumably on a desk and not being used in a car),
then displaying the phone while using the mouse & keyboard is easy to do.
I just recently learned about bluetooth keyboards that work with phones, tablets, and PCs!
What are your other opinions about these qwerty keyboards?
micky <NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com> wrote in >news:7gtn7i1t1ihv12oo1g2m2tc9t6crj0i4hn@4ax.com:
I just recently learned about bluetooth keyboards that work with phones,I love the IClever BK-10 full size keyboard. I have used it with b0th my >Galaxy Tab SS6 Lite and my Samsung Galaxy J3 Orbit.
tablets, and PCs!
What are your other opinions about these qwerty keyboards?
I also bought a Fintie case and keyboard for my tablet. It's harder touch >typing on the smaller heyboard, but it beats using the on-screen keyboard
all to heck!
What are your other opinions about these qwerty keyboards?
Like Logitech K480 for example or many others
They seem like a good idea.
In comp.mobile.android, on Sun, 04 Jun 2023 22:00:53 GMT, MajorLanGod <lonelydad58@gmail.com> wrote:
micky <NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com> wrote in >>news:7gtn7i1t1ihv12oo1g2m2tc9t6crj0i4hn@4ax.com:
I just recently learned about bluetooth keyboards that work with
phones, tablets, and PCs!
Two days ago, I th ought either you bought a tablet that came with a
keyboard or you had to use the on-screen keyboar
On Sat, 03 Jun 2023 22:33:21 -0400, micky wrote:
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What are your other opinions about these qwerty keyboards?
Like Logitech K480 for example or many others
They seem like a good idea.
My favorite Bluetooth keyboard is my Motorola KZ450, long since
discontinued. It works with my phones, tablets, and PCs, can be paired
with multiple devices, the keyboard cover folds into a phone/tablet
stand, and best of all, it has a pointing device in the middle of the >keyboard.
Now this is a compact keyboard rather than a full sized one, so I have to
do without stuff like numeric keypads.
Are there currently produced Bluetooth keyboards with built-in pointing >devices?
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