In 2010, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs described the concept of a computer with a touchscreen – then an emerging trend among the company’s competitors – as “ ergonomically terrible.” ...

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs famously described touchscreens on laptops as “ergonomically terrible” in 2010 (coincidentally the same year the iPad launched), a sentiment that Apple CEO Tim Cook ...

Apple's Mac business doesn't need a shot in the arm — sales are up 40% since 2020. Apple could release a MacBook Pro laptop with a touchscreen as soon as 2025, according to a report from Bloomberg.

When it comes to laptops, the "touch screen" is a delicate subject for Apple. Back in 2010, Apple's founder Steve Jobs said adding touch screens to Macs would be "ergonomically terrible." ...

Opinion For a touchscreen MacBook to work, the Mac needs to change Apple's laptop just isn't fit for Multi-touch. By Michael Simon Executive Editor, Macworld JAN 13, 2023 8:02 pm PST Image: Apple ...

If Apple hopes to convert more users from the Windows 10/11 camp to MacBooks, the touchscreen experience will be a must. Sure, a touchscreen on a laptop isn’t always the best experience.