One of the Apple fellows behind the company's multi-touch iPhone interface has shifted his attention to a next-generation mouse design that will forego the use of buttons or a scroll ball in favor ...

In 2011, Apple introduced "natural" scrolling to macOS, and ever since, anyone who has used a scroll wheel on macOS has experienced the gnashing of teeth. Natural scrolling has advantages, but ...

The scroll direction on a Mac is referred to as “natural,” but it might not feel natural to some. Here is how to change it for a trackpad and mouse.

On a MacBook, yes, you can change the scrolling directions for the Mac mouse as well; however, it affects not only the trackpad but also any connected external mouse, except Apple’s Magic Mouse.

If you truly are committed to making the Magic Mouse work with your Windows PC, these steps might resolve the scrolling issue for you: Head to Apple's Boot Camp Support Software page, and download ...

The Apple Magic Mouse is one of the most criticized products launched by the company. For the price, it came with an uncomfortably flat design, no scroll wheel, and an overall lack of practicality.

Apple is testing a feature that will let users scroll through Vision Pro apps using the headset’s eye-tracking capability, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Eye-based scrolling will ...

Apple is working on a redesigned Magic Mouse that will address some "longstanding complaints," according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. ... two scroll wheels, and more. Logitech's MX Master 3S.

We couldn’t leave out Apple’s Magic Mouse as it’s a good option that seamlessly works with your Mac with no extra programming. The second iteration improves the biggest complaint users had ...

kaboompics / Pixabay. Apple’s Magic Mouse has plenty of fans, but it’s definitely not for everyone. For every person who loves its gesture-control surface and sleek design, you’ll find ...

Apple may give users the ability to scroll using eye-tracking in the Vision Pro in visionOS 3. Finally, rolling your eyes at the Vision Pro could accomplish something. Skip to main content ...