I've used a split keyboard in the past, and it was super difficult. This time, I found the perfect split keyboard and I'm ...

The Split Keyboard feature isn't available on every iPad. Supported models include: iPad mini (5th generation and later and A17 Pro), the sixth- to ninth-generation iPads, and the third-generation ...

Google’s split-screen keyboard has arrived on the Galaxy Z Fold 3, joining Samsung’s own effort that comes as the default option. Is there any difference between the two, and how does Gboard’s ...

The ASUS ROG Falcata is a unique, ultra-premium wireless gaming keyboard with hardcore specs and a controversial split design ...

Plugging away at your keyboard can be tough on hands, especially because your hands and wrists are at awkward angles. To improve your comfort level while you type, consider a split keyboard. Split ...

Classic keyboard designs continue to reign supreme in computer setups, but a split keyboard makes for a more ergonomically healthy choice. Some split keebs look just a little different than a regular ...

Foldable smartphones are now picking up a new split keyboard in Gboard, thanks to the latest updates. We’ve been tracking Google’s progress on building out a split keyboard for Gboard for the past few ...

The split keyboard situation on iOS is so strange. As John Gruber rightfully calls out on Daring Fireball, the new iPad Pros simply don’t offer split keyboards. iOS limits the split keyboard to ...

When iOS 5 arrives this fall, the new split keyboard is one of the features that users will notice. After spending a week using the new split keyboard on the iPad 2, and comparing it to the split ...

Google has been improving its Gboard for tablets and foldable phones. However, something more interesting might soon arrive on the tech devices. The new report suggests that we could soon get a fresh ...

Tired of a boring, single piece keyboard? Thinking about a change but don’t know what all your options are? Well prospective-keyboard-shopper, today is your lucky day. We at the Hackaday are here to ...

When it comes to building a split keyboard, you have a lot of options when it comes to the cable. Many will use a standard 3.5 mm TRRS cable, and others might use something more esoteric like RJ-45 to ...