All products featured on WIRED are independently selected by ... I've been testing Apple's Magic Trackpad since shortly after its late July debut, and I love it. Or should I say: love them.

Yet there is one thing in the iMac's trapezoidal box that feels like a huge change: Apple has, for the first time in a long time, redesigned and re-thought its keyboard, trackpad, and mouse.

so when you align the front edge of the trackpad with either of Apple’s wired keyboards, the top surfaces align almost perfectly (although the trackpad’s battery compartment extends beyond the ...

Apple has a Magic Keyboard dropping in ... and it works with a Bluetooth mouse or trackpad. Or, if you have a wired USB Type-A mouse with the right adapter, you can plug it into your iPad.

Mobee has announced the Power Bar, a USB charging solution for Apple’s Magic Trackpad that ships for $29.90 in March. The company also announced Magic Feet, which provides inductive charging to ...

At first glance, it was just an Apple-branded version ... like you're pressing through the trackpad. So how would this apply to cars? Kyle VanHemert over at Wired has a great breakdown of the ...

and Magic Trackpad. On Monday, the company finally addressed the issue. Along with an M4 refresh to the iMac, Apple has begun selling USB-C versions of its accessories. The prices remain the same ...

Previously, at Protocol, The Wall Street Journal, and Wired. Apple just announced a new iPad ... Its aluminum body and enlarged trackpad are much higher-end than what we’ve seen from previous ...