#Microsoft wedge keyboard verge review update

You no longer need to navigate to the hot corners to activate Charms, or use keyboard shortcuts.

The Verge got a chance to test out Microsoft's Touch Mouse with the updated support for Windows 8 and can report that it makes navigating the interface a lot easier.

If you're a Wedge Touch Mouse user then you're still going to be limited to scrolling gestures only. Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse and Mobile Keyboard review. Both keyboard and mouse have an average battery life of 2 years. It packs a lot of functionality in a subtle form factor, providing a tiny workstation for your touch-based tablet.

#Microsoft wedge keyboard verge review update

Unfortunately, the Mouse and Keyboard Center 2.0 update does not change this. The Verge was founded in 2011 in partnership with Vox Media, and covers the. The Wireless Desktop 900 also includes Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) which is designed to help protect your information by encrypting your keystrokes. The Wedge is a well-thought out, perfectly-designed keyboard for niche users. We noted in our Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse review that the company made the odd decision to not include Windows 8 gesture support for that particular product. The small, slim keyboard is easy to carry and hold, weighing only 250 grams (450 grams with cover/stand) and measuring 256 x. Still no gesture support for Wedge Touch Mouse Microsoft covers the Wedge Mobile Keyboard with a three year warranty. Existing Touch Mouse users can now take advantage of a variety of multitouch gestures in Windows 8, including two finger movements to manage apps and display the Windows 8 charms. After being unveiled back in February, the software maker has now released Mouse and Keyboard Center 2.0 - an update designed to improve keyboard and mouse support in Windows 8. Microsoft's promised Windows 8 support for its existing Touch Mouse has finally arrived.