A month before the Pixel Slate was officially unveiled, Brydge accidentally revealed third-party accessories for the Made by Google tablet. While the G-Type is already available, one device that ...

It’s pricey, but as no one else is making Chrome OS accessories like these, Brydge can set whatever prices it likes on its premium hardware. Very impressed by the @brydgetech Chrome OS keyboard and ...

Brydge, a company most-known for its very popular detachable iPad keyboards, has recently expanded its business to give some serious attention to a popular Google platform as well. That’s Chrome OS, ...

Brydge the company behind the awesome aluminium keyboards designed to transform your tablet into a laptop have expanded their collection adding a new wireless desktop keyboard and touchpad ...

Senior UK Editor — My interest in Android began with the beautiful Nexus 4 and the less-ugly-than-before Jelly Bean. Right now, I'm probably watching Black Books, playing football (soccer), or ...

Keyboard is mediocre and too stiff for comfortable typing Touchpad is small and needs some polish -- literally Doesn’t improve typing over the Type Cover “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a ...

Libra is redesigning its iPad Pro keyboard with touchpad to avoid a recent lawsuit from Brydge. The keyboard’s creator, Sentis, has publicly apologized to Brydge. But after reviewing mockups of the ...

Brydge offers a range of accessories for Apple, Microsoft, and Google devices including tablet keyboards, laptop cases, and docking stations. This year the company plans to bring a number of ...

The debate about whether or not Apple’s iPad Pro can replace your laptop isn’t going to stop anytime soon. My advice? Use Apple’s biggest tablet however you see fit. For me, that means using it just ...

Brydge has launched a new wireless keyboard for iPad, complete with a multi-touch trackpad, this time aiming to help turn the iPad Air 4th Gen into a more capable laptop replacement. Like the 12.9 ...

Using a mouse for extended periods of repetitive activities like audio editing wreaks havoc on my wrist, so I picked up a vertical mouse a few years ago which seems to help a bit. I’ve also tried a ...