You can change the settings in preferences, of course, but Mac OS X Lion has trackpad scrolling backwards from what’s normal. Instead of two finger scrolling down making pages go down, it goes up, like if you were touching the screen. Like iOS. As if we needed more indication that Apple is trying to unify their touch computing with their regular computing. [9to5Mac]
The US Patent & Trademark Office just published Apple’s latest trademark application for “Magic Trackpad” – and, looking at a bit of history, we think it could be one of two new products. More »
Somewhere, as I transitioned from being a proud desktop user with parts scattered around my room, to the being a dedicated laptop user, I forgot how to use a mouse. And today, I embrace the swiftness of the trackpad. More »
Hot off of software update is a firmware fix for those glitchy trackpads in the new MacBooks that would completely stop responding after a certain number of clicks. We never had problems with our trackpad, so it’s hard to tell if it makes everything better, but the dead plant left outside my window did magically come back to life. Okay, not really, it’s still pretty dead. But my trackpad does still work okay. Let us know if it helps you out (or doesn’t). [Mac Rumors]
