If you’re looking for a mouse for a Mac or MacBook, you’ve got plenty of options beyond Apple’s Magic Mouse (from $99/£99). These days most mice will work on either Mac or PC, so you’ve ...

rather than the old eject button. It also is coloured to match the iMac, so comes in one of the seven new colours. It has been assumed that the change over to USB-C on the Magic Mouse means that ...

This Instructable is a pretty sweet project that some of you might want to take on this weekend: It'll teach you how to combine an 80s-era Apple mouse body with the innards of a modern Bluetooth ...

Mouse. Apple isn’t providing a new rodent ... GOODBYE, OLD PAL Meanwhile, my old iMac chugs right along, well after many PCs have gone to that huge hardware recycler in the sky.

If you’ve got one of Apple’s old wired mice, the issues will be somewhat simpler. Apple’s Magic Mouse is a wireless mouse that uses two batteries to hold a charge. It connects to Mac OS X ...

Apple’s mouse is seeing the fewest changes. ... But there’s no Magic Keyboard 2, there’s just a Magic Keyboard, because the old Apple keyboard was called the Apple Wireless Keyboard.

A number of people are experiencing poor tracking performance with Apple's new Magic mouse when using it with Mac Pro computers. Topher, an avid Mac user for the past 15 years, has been a ...

iMac gets M4 upgrade plus a new mouse and keyboard. Apple's all-in-one machine is now one of the most powerful in the range thanks to the new M4 chip inside. ... rather than the old eject button.