shanklinland

Apple's statement makes no sense. A standard mouse with added options for accessibility wouldn't do the exact same thing? IMO this is Apple again being unable to admit to being wrong. Like why we still have those keyboards on Mac laptops. They've been wrong about this since the first keyboard appeared. Now there's keyboards and Pencils. It's ridiculous to claim "touch is all you need" and then sell devices to get around touch. Either issue refunds for all those keyboards and Pencils and rip out bluetooth so it's truly touch only or give the user fully functioning options.