Gboard's foldable-friendly split keyboard layout is now available in beta

Foldable phones have quickly pushed their way into the mainstream. While they're still a bit more expensive than smartphones with a standard, non-foldable display, they've already come a long way, and acceptance is only growing. Even Google has started to embrace foldables, and larger screens in general, with Android 12L. While Google's own rumored foldable probably won't be a thing for some time, the company's not waiting around to show these phones some software love, as we're seeing now with Gboard's new split layout, currently rolling out for beta users.

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Foldable phones have quickly pushed their way into the mainstream. While they're still a bit more expensive than smartphones with a standard, non-foldable display, they've already come a long way, and acceptance is only growing. Even Google has started to embrace foldables, and larger screens in general, with Android 12L. While Google's own rumored foldable probably won't be a thing for some time, the company's not waiting around to show these phones some software love, as we're seeing now with Gboard's new split layout, currently rolling out for beta users.

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