Скачать или смотреть Brydge shows off how its Pro+ keyboard and trackpad will use the iPadOS 13.4 features

Alongside its new iPad Pro and Magic Keyboard with trackpad, Apple this week unveiled trackpad support in iPadOS 13.4. What this means is that in addition to using Apple’s Magic Keyboard, most other trackpads and mice can also now be used with iPadOS.



Popular accessory maker Brydge has shared a new video showcasing how its upcoming Brydge Pro+ will integrate with the full trackpad support in iPadOS 13.4. In the below video, you can see the Brydge accessory being used with some of the new trackpad features such as precise text editing, gestures for multitasking, and more. Brydge also says that its standalone trackpad will be able to tap into these features.

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