Use Your Laptop's Keyboard for Your Phone With This Dongle
Oct 10, 2013 21:00
This Bluetooth USB transmitter dongle from Buffalo lets you to use the keyboard you already have on your computer to type on your smartphone or tablet.
Using a small application that runs on OS X and Windows, you can choose to have your computer's keyboard work with your PC, or re-route every keystroke to a mobile device connected using Bluetooth instead.
For $43, you won't need an additional keyboard for your mobile devices. But then again, you really won't need to type a heap load on your smartphone when you're at your computer, unless you're replying really long messages. Still, it's pretty cool.
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