Apple has long positioned the iPad as a device for getting real work done. The company has made this argument with increasing emphasis in recent years—even using a snarky “What’s a computer?” pitch in ...

Apple has been promoting its iPads as laptop replacements for a long time now—with docks, and split screen views, and drag and drop operations—and the latest push comes with the arrival of iPadOS 13.4 ...

Having troubles with you laptop? Is the mouse pad not reacting the way it should be? Here are some tips to lift those stresses.

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 ...

On the trackpad there are no such issues. I also have the mouse on the right and trackpad on the left, now mostly for when my right and is occupied as per the above, but before I programmed extra ...

It appears that there may be a compatibility issue between some iterations of Apple mice and certain portable models. MacFixIt reader J. Strauss writes "I have an iBook 12" dual USB, and a Titanium ...

The updates are coming to Word, Excel and PowerPoint apps for the iPadOS. The new controls should make it more convenient to use a mouse or trackpad with Apple's tablet devices. Microsoft is helping ...

After hearing about the new and improved mouse/trackpad support, I really wanted to try it out for myself. I paired my Logitech MX Anywhere 2 mouse, and got a warning that this mouse may interfere ...

I’ve been a devoted trackpad user since I first got my very own computer over 15 years ago. Since then I’ve tried dozens of mice, but none have truly been able to dethrone just how ingrained Apple’s ...

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

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 ...