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Earlier this year, Samsung announced the Galaxy Z Flip, the company’s second attempt at a foldable smartphone which came in a clamshell form factor. The phone, despite launching in 2020, did not come with support for 5G, although we have heard rumors that the company was planning on introducing a newer model with 5G.

For those who might have been holding out for the 5G version of the phone, you’ll be pleased to learn that Samsung has since announced the Galaxy Z Flip 5G, which as the name suggests, will basically be the same phone with support for 5G.

For the most part, the 5G version of the phone will remain the same as its non-5G sibling. There will be one notable difference and that is instead of being powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855+ chipset, the 5G version is powered by the newer Snapdragon 865 chipset. Apart from that, we can expect the same 6.7-inch AMOLED display, a 3,300mAh dual battery, a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor, and basically the same camera setup as the non-5G model.

The best part is that the price of the 5G model isn’t that much more expensive than the non-5G version. The new Galaxy Z Flip 5G is priced starting at $1,449.99 versus the $1,380 price tag of its predecessor and will be available come August 7, 2020.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G Launched

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Thanks to Apple’s iPad Pros now offering support for trackpad, we’re starting to see companies such as Logitech launch keyboard accessories for the iPad Pros with trackpads built into them.  The resulting design is a tablet that kind of looks like a laptop, but in case you didn’t fancy the design, you’re in luck.

A device by the name of Mokibo has since been launched on Kickstarter in which it bills itself as an iPad Pro keyboard accessory that features the trackpad built into the keyboard itself. The trackpad is hidden under the right hand side of the keyboard underneath the keys, which means that you can glide your fingers over the keys to access the trackpad, or tap on them if you want to type normally.

According to the creators, there is a touch sensor under the right half of the keyboard where it can apparently detect when the keyboard is being used as a keyboard, and when it is being used as a mouse, so in theory, it should not interfere with your regular typing when the trackpad function is not being used.

The Mokibo is priced at $79 for early birds, but it is expected to retail for $170 when it is released. While it’s not exactly cheap, it is almost half the price of what Apple is charging for its Magic Keyboard accessory, so it could be worth checking out.

This iPad Keyboard Accessory Comes WIth A Trackpad Built Into The Keyboard Itself

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