Up until recently, users needed a mouse and a keyboard, a touch-screen or a joystick to control a computer ... possible to use just the fingers of a hand. Up until recently, users needed a mouse ...

the Twiddler feels similar in size and shape to holding a joystick. It allows access to a full keyboard and mouse in one hand (the company suggests your non-dominant hand), allowing the other hand ...

The sturdy metal grip—with left and right-handed options—is sure ... opt to ditch the use of a controller or keyboard/mouse combo in favor of a joystick, you need to decide whether you want ...

Navigating menus with either the mouse or joystick was fast and intuitive, and having a keyboard on hand to type out searches made looking up shows on Netflix or apps in the Google Play store much ...

Therefore, they don't really need that low, wide QWERTY keyboard ... device-users to type with one hand (left or right) while using the other on a mouse, joystick or touchscreen.

King's Assembly: a very sophisticated name for a mouse. But then, this is a very sophisticated mouse. Like any good butcher, the Assembly makes use of your whole hand. It finds the space to stuff ...

Using your keyboard and/or a ... Yet, with my hands on the hand rest on both the F16 CombatStick and the iStick, I was not able to reach the buttons. A joystick usually includes some combination ...

Gamers who are frustrated switching between a mouse and keyboard ... by each hand with finger key rows angled for fast access, 5 keys for each thumb and a 2-axis analog joystick for each thumb.

Microsoft demonstrated its leadership in accessible gaming hardware again on Wednesday with the announcement of a new one-handed joystick controller for Xbox and PC. The Xbox Adaptive Joystick ...