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 ...

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.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...