What if your code could write itself, refine itself, and improve continuously without you lifting a finger? Below, Prompt Engineering breaks down how the innovative “Ralph Wigum” approach combines a simple bash loop with the file system as memory to create an endlessly iterative coding process. This method promises to transform how developers tackle repetitive […]
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, scheduled for release in March 2026, is poised to set a new benchmark in the smartphone industry. With a focus on innovative design, unparalleled performance, and advanced camera technology, this flagship device promises to deliver an exceptional user experience. By blending innovation with practicality, the Galaxy S26 Ultra aims to […]
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What if you could ride an electric motorcycle for hundreds of kilometers on a single charge, recharge in minutes, and never worry about overheating or battery degradation? Verge Motorcycles outlines how its new Verge TS Pro achieves exactly that, making it the world’s first production motorcycle powered by a solid-state battery. This isn’t just a […]
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The iPhone 18 Pro Max is generating significant attention as leaks and rumors suggest it could be Apple’s most ambitious smartphone to date. With potential advancements in design, hardware, and functionality, Apple appears to be pushing the boundaries of what a smartphone can offer. From innovative materials to innovative camera systems, the iPhone 18 Pro […]
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What happens when two industry giants join forces to redefine the future of robotics? Learn how a new partnership between Google DeepMind and Boston Dynamics is poised to transform humanoid robots. Unveiled at CES 2026, this collaboration combines Boston Dynamics’ engineering brilliance with Google DeepMind’s innovative AI expertise, promising to push the limits of what […]
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The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is poised to represent a significant leap forward in Samsung’s flagship smartphone lineup. Leaks and rumors suggest a bold redesign, material upgrades, and usability enhancements that could reshape expectations for premium devices. This detailed exploration highlights the anticipated updates and their potential impact on the user experience. Material Overhaul: Aluminum […]
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What if the line between human and machine is starting to blur? Boston Dynamics’ latest unveiling at CES 2026, the new Atlas, is more than just a technological marvel, it’s a bold step toward a future where humanoid robots seamlessly integrate into our daily lives. Unlike its earlier versions, which dazzled audiences with parkour stunts […]
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Apple Reminders has evolved significantly with the release of iOS 26, introducing a suite of new features designed to enhance task management and improve productivity. Whether you’re managing personal errands, professional projects, or a combination of both, this guide will help you unlock the full potential of the app. With tools ranging from intelligent automation […]
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Apple’s iOS 26 introduces a range of hidden features designed to enhance your iPhone experience. These secret settings provide greater customization, improved functionality, and added convenience. Whether you’re aiming to streamline daily tasks, improve accessibility, or optimize app performance, these features can significantly elevate how you use your device. Below, we explore 10 of these […]
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Let’s be honest, most of us casual mobile gamers prefer portrait games that can be enjoyed quickly for a short dopamine boost. Playing platformer or arcade titles that require precise input on-screen are better played with a stylus, giving you the strategic advantage if you’ve got the reflexes to back your skills. 8BitDo is introducing a portrait mode clip-on controller accessory for gamers like me who prefer to keep things minimal.
This flip-style gamepad, designed for Android and iOS (officially supported by Apple) mobile devices, is palm-sized for ultra-portability. Coming to CES 2026, the microcontroller will be officially available in the summer of 2026. There is no word on the release date, nor are there many details, but we’ll share what’s available of this retro-forward accessory that looks inspired by the Game Boy DMG color theme.
Designer: 8BitDo
Called the FlipPad, this portrait orientation controller is a good option to have along with your standard mobile controllers that operate in landscape orientation. I can very well imagine playing White Out Survival, Vampire Survivors, Road to Valore: Empires, Subway Surfers, and other mobile games using the compact controller. The USB-C accessory has 12 face buttons and a D-Pad, which should be good enough for portrait games, as they generally don’t demand the shoulder trigger buttons as input.
I know most of your mobile gamers will be looking to use the controller for emulators, especially titles that have an on-screen gamepad similar to this. The flip-style controller is designed in a way that it can overlay over the on-screen keyboard for maximum ergonomic comfort. That’s the reason the controller is compatible with most third-party applications and emulators like the Delta Emulator. I presume the controller will come with an in-built rechargeable battery and lack Bluetooth connectivity since it plugs directly into your smartphone via the USB-C port.
For games that are natively portrait-oriented and take up the complete screen, the FlipPad will contract the screen size to accommodate the overlaying gamepad section. It’s more like a physical controller to have the tactile input of the buttons rather than fiddling around with the on-screen buttons.
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