Many users who own a laptop or a tablet with a trackpad prefer using an external mouse. The use of this external mouse is undertaken because it boosts productivity. Users are more comfortable and used ...

A good notebook computer needs a good touchpad, but some folks prefer a mouse. Foxconn has a possible solution for people that don’t want to carry a separate mouse: a touchpad that you can eject from ...

New Suite of Products Provide Ease and Comfort in Navigation of Windows 8 London, UK. - Oct. 10, 2012 - Today Logitech (SIX: LOGN) (NASDAQ: LOGI) announced a new lineup of products designed for easy ...

Previous-generation iMacs were able to drive both the internal and an external display at the same time, but the newly released iMacs are capable of driving two external displays simultaneously – in ...

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Although still not as widespread, it is no longer uncommon for computer users to face more than one screen at a time, whether in a more permanent multi-monitor setup or in an ad hoc presentation.

Apple Inc. is looking to patent a software technique that would give iPod listeners access to critical external audio sounds — such as airline announcements — without having to remove their earbuds or ...

The touchpad’s switch on the keyboard might be switched OFF. The touchpad’s drivers might be obsolete. The settings of the touchpad might have changed. Please connect an external mouse to your system ...

One of the biggest improvements the Creators Update recently brought to Windows 10 was enhanced support for Precision Touchpads, the built-in mousepads on select laptops that support multi-touch ...

So you want to use a monitor as a second screen for your Windows tablet. No problem, just plug the monitor into an HDMI or USB port on your mobile device and your screen will be mirrored. Want to use ...

Apple Inc. is looking to patent a software technique that would give iPod listeners access to critical external audio sounds — such as airline announcements — without having to remove their earbuds or ...