You can share a keyboard and mouse across multiple Windows and macOS computers, if you know the right tools to use.

For a lot of us, day-to-day computing involves using more than one computer—and sometimes more than one computer operating system too. That can mean a lot of wires and a lot of swapping between ...

Many professions, such as video editing, sound mixing, graphic designing, etc., requires multiple devices to work on simultaneously. In addition, many people use multiple devices for entertainment and ...

We’re not going to try and sugarcoat it: KVM hubs are some of the least exciting devices to come out of CES, but also critical to those working in IT who rely on access to multiple computers ...

Apple’s new Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro — the one with the built-in trackpad — looks amazing. But it costs $350. That’s very pricey for a keyboard. Plus, it’s a keyboard that will only be useful for ...

In a recent Gearhead I discussed my quest to streamline my physical computer workspace which began with reducing two desks to one and then trying to use a KVM switch to reduce the number of monitors, ...

When you’ve got two or three machines on your desk you usually don’t want to have a keyboard and mouse for each one; that would be just way too much hardware to deal with and if your desk is like mine ...

Let your iPad and your MacBook share a monitor, and switch between them at the push of a button. KVM (Keyboard, Video and Mouse) switches have been around for decades, but IOGear’s takes advantage of ...

Reader Alan Lynch has one keyboard, one mouse, and multiple Macs. And that started him wondering. He writes: On my desk I have an iMac as well as a MacBook Pro, both of which I use throughout the day.

I can't be the only one in this situation, but the options seem sparse, and the information about them sparser. I have an old iMac I would like to replace with a Mac Mini or some such, but I want to ...