Disable Touch on MacBook Pro PROLED XDR and When Using Sidecar
Apple has long rejected the idea of a touchscreen Mac, so moving ahead with one was always going to be a major shift in the company's thinking. In 2010, Steve Jobs argued that "touch surfaces don't want to be vertical," citing the arm fatigue that comes from repeatedly reaching up to a screen. Some would call this sacrilege... More than a decade later, in 2021, Apple's then-hardware engineering…
Apple has long rejected the idea of a touchscreen Mac, so moving ahead with one was always going to be a major shift in the company's thinking. In 2010, Steve Jobs argued that "touch surfaces don't want to be vertical," citing the arm fatigue that comes from repeatedly reaching up to a screen. Some would call this sacrilege... More than a decade later, in 2021, Apple's then-hardware engineering…
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