The iPad arguably came into its own as a laptop alternative in 2015 when Apple released its first-ever keyboard cover, the Smart Keyboard for the first-generation iPad Pro (see “iPad Pro with Smart ...

It only makes sense that the company who brought us the first mouse would try to re-invent the way desktop computers are used. Apple is attempting to bring multi-touch to the masses with its new Magic ...

Ah, the age-old debate: mouse or trackpad? Well, how about both? Many setups choose that more-inclusive path when adding input devices to use along with their chosen keyboard. And it’s typically for ...

When the iPadOS 13.4 is installed on your machine, you can use a wireless Bluetooth mouse or trackpad with your iPad with full-fledged cursor support. Here is how to set up, use, and master any ...

Apple has started taking orders for its trackpad-equipped Magic Keyboard peripheral for the iPad Pro, and it plans to put units in buyers’ hands as early as next week. The company previously announced ...

An Apple patent application seemingly shows a single device comprising a Mac Magic Keyboard and Trackpad, with Apple Pencil support across the entire surface of the device. First, MacBook owners who ...

When Apple launched the 2020 iPad Pro last month — the fastest tablet we’ve tested — it also announced the Magic Keyboard for the iPad ($299 for the 11- model, $349 for the 12.9-inch model. Akin to ...

Apple’s multi-touch assault on the desktop continues with the $69 Magic Trackpad, a jumbo touch panel that allows desktop Mac users to do away with their mouses and act like they’re using MacBook Pros ...

So I have been experiencing some discomfort in my left shoulder (I’m left-handed, like all decent people are) when doing my work. In past lives, I have been a DSE assessor and know how to properly set ...

Amazon is now offering the official Apple Magic Trackpad 2 for $113. Normally fetching $129, you’re looking at the first discount of the year and since back in the fall at $16 off. It is the lowest we ...

According to some code found in the iOS 18.1 release candidate (via MacRumors), Apple may soon launch new versions of its infamous Magic Mouse, Magic Trackpad, and Magic Keyboard. It’s about damn time ...

Finally, haptic feedback, per-app profiles, and gestures in Windows, but you'll have to adjust to this learning curve.