The Targus Bluetooth Presenter ... on how to sync the device with your iPad for that next big iWork presentation. Using the iPad's native Bluetooth support, you can sync the two devices.

Bottom line: This Targus keyboard is a good choice if you're on a budget and travel often. This Bluetooth-compatible keyboard ($100) is designed for the iPad 2 and later versions, and the Samsung ...

The power button is in the upper-right portion of your Magic Keyboard. To know if it's turned on, you should be able to see ...

The Magic Keyboard is powered by the Smart Connector, so it’s always ready to type as soon as you unlock the iPad since it requires no pairing. The absence of Bluetooth was one of my favorite aspects ...

(We tested this iPad keyboard case with the iPad Pro 12.9-inch model.) It’s not perfect. It’s quite pricey. It also doesn’t connect via Bluetooth, and you can’t use it in a detached state.

Owners of Apple's iPad may finally get their own version of the Magic Keyboard, with a low-end alternative to the iPad Pro ...

Like many wireless keyboards, it uses Bluetooth to connect to the iPad Pro, though you won't get any lag or stuttering while using it. The backlit keyboard has three brightness levels and can ...

According to Mark Gurman’s Power On newsletter, Apple is testing a new lower end Magic Keyboard for the base model iPad and ...

The new low-end Magic Keyboard will use less costly materials relative to the one launched with the iPad Pro. Unlike the high ...

Zagg's line of Bluetooth keyboards is a great innovation for tablet productivity. Given Zagg's history as a manufacturer of protective cases for handheld devices, the keyboards will likely be well ...

Priced at $79.99/£79.99, the Keys-To-Go 2 is a Bluetooth keyboard built with the iPad in mind, but it can be used easily with a Mac, iPhone, Apple TV, or any other Bluetooth computer. As the name ...