SlashGear JP
While the new 27-inch iMacs may be Apple’s eye-catchers, especially in Apple Stores, it’s the company’s new Magic Mouse peripheral that will find its way to the most desks. By junking the trackball of the Mighty Mouse and replacing it with a touch-sensitive surface, Apple have not only catered for the demands of desktop users calling out for multitouch, but bypassed ongoing reliability frustrations of the mechanical ball. After the cut, our live Magic Mouse gallery together with some hands-on first impressions.
Apple Magic Mouse hands-on
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Posted 4 months ago #
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what do you mean by “will automatically choose a left- or right-click depending on where your fingers are in contact, just as before – but now recognizes one- and two-finger gestures”
can you now simultaneously right click and left click ?
on it’s system preferences the only listed action available in the 2 finger section is “swipe left/right”
so are you are saying that 2 finger click is finally available now ?
Posted 4 months ago # -
Activating the “Secondary click” – you have the option of using the left of right side of the mouse. If you pick “Right” the right side becomes the secondary button and vice versa. Magic mouse just knows…get it?
Posted 4 months ago # -
YES. There’s an option to setup two-button click acting as a right click in System Preferences.
Posted 4 months ago # -
two-button click acting as a right click is as useless as two-button click acting as a left click
let me put it another way , in many 3d applications and games you can perform actions by holding down both mouse buttons , that means right click+ left click registering as a right click + a left click
Posted 4 months ago # -
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just go to a goddamn Apple Store and try it out for yourself, you tool.
Posted 4 months ago #
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