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

I was a little bored at work today, and since my colleague ordered a Trackpad yesterday, I was wondering whether it would be usuable at work (Windows XP machines). The regular Bootcamp drivers don't ...

A multitouch gesture-based touchpad from Apple that debuted on Mac laptops in 2009 and became a stand-alone pointing device for desktop computers in 2010. The Magic Trackpad has all the features of ...

But the trackpad really only works well with macOS. So, today, I use an ergonomic mouse (Logitech MX Master 3) on Windows and a Magic Trackpad on Mac. On my home Mac desktop, I experimented for a ...

Released Tuesday, Apple's Magic Trackpad acts just like a bigger version of the multi-touch trackpads found on the company's notebook computers, though it does include one new, unique gesture for ...

Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been writing about and reviewing them since built-in Wi-Fi was an optional feature. He also covers almost anything connected to a PC, including ...

Apple this week launched the new USB-C Magic Mouse, Magic Trackpad, and Magic Keyboard along with the M4 Macs. While the new Macs won’t arrive until November 8, customers can already buy the new Magic ...

While Microsoft has decided to implement a touch-based interface in Windows 8.1 (much to the ire of many Windows users), Apple has avoided this potential disaster and instead developed excellent ...

At a fairly hefty (for an interface device) $129 cost, Magic Trackpad 2 brings Force Touch to the desktop. It features an edge-to-edge glass surface area that is almost 30 percent larger than the ...

Now you can buy the 24-inch iMac's sleek mouse or keyboard without splurging on a whole new computer. But no, not in cool colors. Mary is an associate editor covering technology, culture and ...

To dredge up a review cliche, Force Touch is a nice-to-have rather than a must-have at this point – as more and more applications add Force Touch features, it’s likely to become ubiquitous, and ...