Apple Readies Its 1st Ever Touch-Screen MacBook
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Enterprise professionals using a MacBook Pro equipped with a Touch Bar may already have noticed that Apple’s latest Mac software update, macOS Tahoe, is reportedly breaking the feature. Almost four years since the last Mac with a Touch Bar was announced, is this an intimation of mortality for the once-hot feature?
The Apple Touch Bar was an oddity on a fairly small number of Apple laptops which replaced the function key row with a touch display. Yet what is special about this display other than its odd form factor when you consider it as a generic touch display?
The new 2021 Macbook Pros don’t have a Touch Bar. Amid news of the M1 Pro, M1 Max, and the return of glorious ports (HDMI! MagSafe! SD card!) Apple killed its last new (if misguided) vision for the future of laptop computing, a much-maligned, multi-touch ...
Apple has given its controversial Touch Bar the ax. The company will stop selling new MacBook Pro laptops with the touch screen above the keyboard. While some users liked the feature, others thought it useless or missed the tactile buttons it replaced.
The Touch Bar returns to the 13-inch Apple MacBook Pro...if it ever went away. Why, when the 14- and 16-inch models have ditched it? From the laptops on your desk to satellites in space and AI that seems to be everywhere, I cover many topics at PCMag.
I know what you’re thinking. For the past five years, we’ve questioned, lambasted, and otherwise reviled the MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar. And now that it’s gone for—checks notes—a little over a week, we already want it back. But the problem with ...
When Apple released its first MacBook Pro with a Touch Bar back in 2016, many saw it as a window into the future. Never before had a touch display been integrated into a laptop keyboard, and there were high hopes that this may be the tech upgrade we'd all ...
There are three main ways to customize your MacBook Touch Bar: through the general touch bar settings, control panel, and touch bar for apps.
Apple keeps researching how to have the iPad-centric Apple Pencil do the work of the old Touch Bar on the surface of a future MacBook Pro. It's just a patent application and not only may one of those not be granted, it may not ever lead to an actual ...
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