If you've migrated to a new Android phone or switched to a different keyboard app on your existing phone, you might find that the keyboard is too small for your liking.

This is the single most important piece of hardware you’re going to need to connect a USB keyboard to your phone, and there’s no real way around it.

You can customize just about anything on an Android phone or tablet — even the device's on-screen keyboard. Read on to learn how to change your keyboard on an Android device.

Android: We recently showed you how to get the fantastic Gingerbread keyboard on your rooted 2.2 Android phone , but some kindly folks over at XDA-De ...

For those Android users lucky enough to own a new KitKat-running device, all you have to do is press and hold the enter or search key to get at its new built-in emoji keyboard.