macOS code hints at Apple developing touchscreen MacBook
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Jeeva Shanmugam
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Apple's long-standing position against touchscreen Macs may be shifting. Recent discoveries in macOS code reveal references to touch input functionality, suggesting deeper development than a simple test feature. Combined with supply chain reports, this points toward Apple potentially releasing a touchscreen MacBook in the future, marking a significant departure from their previous stance that users should buy an iPad for touch interactions.
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· 3 pulledFor years, Apple's position was simple. If you want a touchscreen computer, buy an iPad.
If you wanted a Mac, use a keyboard and trackpad.
Developers examining the software reportedly found references linked to touch input, suggesting Apple is making changes that go much deeper than a simple test feature.
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