Author: Chaim Gartenberg
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Apple is adding support for trackpads to iPads with its new iPadOS 13.4 software update, starting with its newly announced iPad Pro model and its accompanying “Magic Keyboard” accessory.
The update isn’t just limited to Apple’s newest hardware, though. Apple says that trackpads and mice will be available for any iPad running iPadsOS 13.4. Apple’s Magic Mouse 2, Magic Trackpad 2, and even third-party mice or trackpads connected over Bluetooth or USB will support the feature, too.
While Apple added rudimentary mouse and trackpad support with the initial launch of iPadOS 13 last year, the implementation in iPadOS 13.4 is far deeper. Apple promises that the feature will offer customers “an all-new way to interact with their...
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Apple is adding support for trackpads to iPads with its new iPadOS 13.4 software update, starting with its newly announced iPad Pro model and its accompanying “Magic Keyboard” accessory.
The update isn’t just limited to Apple’s newest hardware, though. Apple says that trackpads and mice will be available for any iPad running iPadsOS 13.4. Apple’s Magic Mouse 2, Magic Trackpad 2, and even third-party mice or trackpads connected over Bluetooth or USB will support the feature, too.
While Apple added rudimentary mouse and trackpad support with the initial launch of iPadOS 13 last year, the implementation in iPadOS 13.4 is far deeper. Apple promises that the feature will offer customers “an all-new way to interact with their...
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