Apple's Touching New Mouse
NYT > Technology — A new computer mouse is generally an afterthought—a new shade of pink, a slightly more ergonomic form—but Apple’s new “Magic Mouse” takes a step further by imitating the touch-screen experience of an iPhone. Without any physical buttons, the input device—now available for $69—is itself the button, Apple says. Using technology employed on the iPhone and iPod Touch, the top of Magic Mouse is a sensor that reads touch gestures to scroll, pan, swipe and click on documents and in applications. Earlier iterations of Apple mice were rounded criticized for a rather sloppy feel and ...

New Macs! Redesigned White MacBook, LED iMacs, Mac mini Refresh, and a Magic Mouse
Mac|Life all RSS Feed — ... The new iMacs come with a funky new mouse, Apple's Magic Mouse, "the world's first Multi-Touch mouse." Apple mouse haters who remember "the world's first crappy hockey puck mouse!" can be forgiven for rolling their eyes, but this thing actually does look pretty interesting.  ...

Apple Introduces New 27″ iMac, MacBook, Mightier Mini, Magic Mouse, Remote
The iPhone Blog — Apple today announced new 21.5″ and 27″ iMacs, a new line of MacBooks, mightier Mac Minis, and a Magic Mouse (with iPhone-like multi-touch), and new Apple Remote. The new iMacs [PR link] include cinematic 16×9 displays, quad-core option, The new MacBooks [PR link] have plastic unibody construction, 7-hour non-changeable batteries, LED backlights, and glass multi-touch trackpads (basically like the pros but without the aluminum) The new Mac Minis [PR link pending] ...

Apple Introduces New 27″ iMac, MacBook, Mightier Mini, Magic Mouse
The iPhone Blog — Apple today announced new 21 and 27″ iMacs, a new line of MacBooks, mightier Mac Minis, and a Magic Mouse (with iPhone-like multi-touch). More as this develops! This is a story by the iPhone Blog. This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store. Apple Introduces New 27″ iMac, MacBook, Mightier Mini, Magic Mouse ...

Apple Intros "World's First" Multi-Touch Mouse
Gearlog — ... can scroll and flip through Web pages and photos, and can click or double-click anywhere on the mouse's surface. The mouse also utilizes laser-tracking for increased efficiency without the need of a mousepad. The Magic Mouse is Bluetooth-enabled and is customizable via Apple System Preferences. Users must have Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later and the Wireless Mouse Software Update 1.0. The new mouse ships with new versions of the iMac or can be purchased separately for $69 from the Apple Store. It's available now.

I must buy the new Magic Mouse...http://www.apple.com/magicmouse/ #fb
FriendFeed - dancameron — ... Dan Cameron I must buy the new Magic Mouse...http://www.apple.com/magicmo... #fb 1 hour ago from Twitter - ...

Apple updates Macbook, iMac, Mac Mini, Magic Mouse
Boy Genius Report — ... the thrills pretty much end there.  Upgraded hard drive storage and L2 cache just aren’t that exciting. Last, the best always comes last, the Mighty Magic Mouse. How about some gesture-based GUI navigation for your carpal tunnel? The Magic Mouse supports two fingered scrolling, swiping, and other advanced gestures all without the use of buttons.  Check  out the hotness! Read iMac Read MacBook Read Mac Mini Read Magic Mouse

Apple updates Macbook, iMac, Mac Mini, Magic Mouse
Boy Genius Report — ... the thrills pretty much end there.  Upgraded hard drive storage and L2 cache just aren’t that exciting. Last, the best always comes last, the Mighty Magic Mouse. How about some gesture-based GUI navigation for your carpal tunnel? The Magic Mouse supports two fingered scrolling, swiping, and other advanced gestures all without the use of buttons.  Check  out the hotness! Read iMac Read MacBook Read Mac Mini Read Magic Mouse

Mystery Solved: Apple Launches New iMac, MacBook; And 'Magic Mouse' With iPhone-Like Multi-Touch
mocoNews — ... and new mouse technology that simulates the iPhone’s multi-touch capabilities. The so-called “Magic Mouse” allows consumers use gestures to navigate long documents, pan across large images or swipe to move forward or backward through web pages or photos. Magic Mouse comes standard with the new iMac and will be available as an accessory for $69. ...

Hurrah, it’s the MultiTouch Magic Mouse
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence — ... In a wave of announcements which saw the term Apple shoot into the top ten trend topics on Twitter as Apple Stores worldwide shut down in a synchronised tease, Apple today introduced its all-new wireless Magic Mouse, the first mouse to use MultiTouch technology, the same tech used on the iPhone, iPod touch and MacBook range. ...

New Macs
dailywireless.org — ... New Mouse and Keyboard. Apple has made a wireless mouse and keyboard the default options, and both have received redesigns. The keyboard now has an all aluminum body. The Magic Mouse behaves similarly to the track pad on Apple’s laptops so you can drag your finger down the middle of the mouse to scroll up and down. ...

Apple Announces New iMacs, Plastic Unibody MacBook and “Magic Mouse”
Cult of Mac — ... and the Magic Mouse , a stunningly proportioned wireless multitouch mouse. The iMacs include an awesome-looking 27-inch widescreen model; the high-end machine comes with quad-core processors, which Apple says boosts performance 2x over the previous generation. The unibody MacBook is a nice consumer take on the new design language first established by the MacBook Air and then refined in the unibody aluminum MacBook Pro. The Magic Mouse is…interesting. Will have to use one to get a sense for how well it handles gestures. I’ll be back with more analysis once the store’s back and ...

Magic Mouse: El nuevo ratón multitáctil de Apple
Gizmologia — ... Apple llamó este increíblemente diseñado ratón Magic Mouse. ¿Lo interesante? Es multitáctil por lo que podremos elegir qué hacer con él con el simple movimiento de nuestros dedos (la ruedita desaparece y ahora si quieres realizar la misma función que realizabas anteriormente tendrás que mover los dedos). La batería del dispositivo dura aproximadamente unos 4 meses y puedes comprarlo desde ahora por 69 euros o US$69. ...

The Apple Magic Mouse
JoshSpear.com — Well, the Mighty Mouse was a flop. How will the Magic Mouse do? A gorgeous place to start, that’s for sure. ...

Magic Mouse, iMacs, Mac minis lead Tuesday Apple update bomb
Ars Technica — Apple dropped a hardware update bomb Tuesday morning with a brand-new desktop mouse, new iMacs, new low-end MacBooks, a new Mac mini. All of the above had been rumored for some time, but a new mouse was the first to captivate Apple fans' attention due to its multi-touch makeover. Named the "Apple Magic Mouse" (please, reserve your snickers for the comments), the Mighty Mouse replacement has no buttons at all and sports a "seamless multi-touch surface." According to Apple, the multi-touch ...

New iMacs Feature 21.5 and 27-inch Displays and Available Quad-Core Processors
TheAppleBlog — ... New iMac owners get a nice bonus when it comes to input devices, as wireless keyboards and the new Magic Mouse, which only comes in a wireless (Bluetooth) variety, are now standard with every machine. Apple is clearly doing its best to de-clutter your workspace, or at least to add to the perceived value of its machines, since the price points of the new models have not changed as some had suspected. The base models are priced at $1,199, $1,499, $1,699 and $1,999 respectively. ...

A Bevy of New Macs: More For Less, But No Major Surprises
Technologizer — ... iMac line also got an upgrade, with new 21.5″ and 27″ models (starting at $1199 and $1699), both of which have 16-by-9 widescreen displays with LED lighting, SD slots, and the ability to connect external video sources such as a game console or Blu-Ray player via an adapter. (Some models of HP’s latest TouchSmart have a similar feature.) Processors now go up to a quad-core Intel Core i7. The new iMacs come with a new wireless mouse called the Magic Mouse (sorry, Little Roquefort) with a multi-touch surface that lets you perform ...

Apple Releases New iMacs, 7-hour MacBook and Multi-Touch Magic Mouse
Mashable! — ... Apple bills the Magic Mouse as the world’s first multi-touch mouse. It is included with every new iMac and available separately for $69. ...

Apple Updates iMacs, Gives MacBooks a Seven-Hour Battery
Digital Trends — ... Finally, Apple also debuted the Magic Mouse, which the company claims is the world’s first multi-touch mouse. Instead of using scroll wheels and a flurry of buttons, the Magic Mouse uses multitouch technology to enable users to pan, zoom, scroll, and navigate their documents and computer using gestures rather than gizmos. The Magic Mouse features a seamless no-button surface and a laser tracker for operating smoothly on a wide variety of surfaces. And, of course, it’s wireless, relying on Bluetooth to talk to a computer. The Magic Mouse is shipping now with ...

Now, even Apple's mouse is multi-touch
Betanews — ... Continuing Apple's incremental shift away from button-based interfaces and toward multi-touch everything, Cupertino today unveiled the Magic Mouse, an acrylic Bluetooth mouse where "the entire surface is a button." ...

New iMac, Mac mini, Magic Mouse, more
MacFixIt — Multi-Touch is the future. Today, Apple took yet another step in that direction, introducing the Magic Mouse , now shipping with the new iMac and available on its own ($69). Also included in Apple's announcement today were enhancements to the iMac (now available in 21.5-inch and 27-inch widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio displays and the optional quad-core Intel Core i5 or Core i7 processors). ...

Apple announces Magic Mouse, new iMacs, updates Macbook and Mac Mini
Tech Ticker — ... Finally, Apple’s polycarbonate Macbook has got a makeover taking it closer to Macbook Pro but keeping the price under $1000. The new Macbook has got an unibody design, LED-backlit screen, multi-touch trackpad and flushed battery giving up to 7 hours of runtime. The Macbook specs sheet includes 13.3-inch LED screen, 2.26GHz Core 2 Duo processor, up to 4GB RAM, 250GB HDD, GeForce 9400M GPU, SuperDrive, Mini DisplayPort, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, iSight webcam and USB ports. Apple Magic Mouse Apple iMac Apple Mac Mini Apple ...

Apple Overhauls iMacs & the MacBook, Delivers Its Magic Mouse [GigaOM]
GigaOM Network — ... New Peripherals. With the new iMacs, Apple is offering a redesigned wireless mouse and keyboard, although if you want wired versions, you can request them. The new Magic Mouse allows you to drag a finger up and down the middle of it to scroll, and has a very slick design. It’s also available on its own for $69. You can find details and a video of it here. ...

Apple declares war on the entire PC industry
Betanews — ... the weekend. Gartner is telling businesses they must upgrade to Windows 7, despite any hardships migrating from Windows XP. Microsoft is priming the marketing pumps. The PC industry is collectively turning its attention to Windows 7, which Microsoft is trying to launch with some bang rather than a whimper. But what has the geek world been babbling about for the last 24 hours? Apple. Firstly, there were rumors of new iMac, revamped white MacBook, new Mac mouse and updated Mac mini -- all products Apple unveiled early this ...

Apple bows new iMacs with upgraded displays, touch-sensitive "Magic Mouse"
Yahoo! Tech Advisors — ... On the heels of announcing blockbuster earnings for the past quarter, Apple unveils a slew of new products, including a pair of iMacs with razor-sharp, 16:9 displays, a redesigned plastic MacBook, and a new mouse that you can swipe with your fingertip, à la the iPhone. First up: Meet the "Magic Mouse," a touch-enabled successor to the tepid, trackball-toting Mighty Mouse. A sleek, smooth sliver of plastic, the wireless Magic Mouse comes without dedicated buttons or wheels; instead, you perform simple multi-touch gestures (like tapping, swiping, and "zooming" on the iPhone) on ...

Backstage: On the New Late 2009 Mac Lineup
iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond — On the New Late 2009 Mac Lineup Though the rumors were obviously out there some time ago—and generally accurate—everyone is still sort of shellshocked by the tidal wave of Apple Mac announcements from earlier today—the new iMac and iMac and MacBook , the new Mac mini , Magic Mouse , and the comparatively minor Time Capsule , AirPort Extreme and Apple Remote stuff. So I’ll just say briefly what’s on our collective minds right now: Bravo, Apple. There wasn’t a detail missed in the new iMacs—the right prices for bigger ...

Apple Unveils the Magic Mouse
TheAppleBlog — ... Today Apple revealed the Magic Mouse — the world’s first multi-touch mouse. Inspired by the multi touch technology in the iPhone and trackpad on modern MacBooks, Magic Mouse is the zero-button, gesture-sensing, wireless pointing-device of your dreams. ...

Apple performs major product overhaul, intros world's first multitouch mouse
TechSpot — ... , introducing the world's first multitouch mouse, as well as new iMacs, a low-end MacBook, and a new Mac mini. The "Apple Magic Mouse" is void of the usual buttons and instead has a multitouch surface that is reliant on touch, taps, and swipes -- as interesting as this may be, I can't see it being useful beyond basic use. The Magic Mouse connects via Bluetooth and can be purchased for $69 alone , but it ships with the new iMacs launched today. [image] ...

With Apple, there's a fine line between paying a premium and being a sucker
Between the Lines — ... I would fully expect friends and family to laugh directly in my face. Yes, I realize that the Magic Mouse is extremely innovative and probably so ergonomically-correct that folks in HR departments everywhere are excited about getting one - if they weren’t $69 each. But that doesn’t change the fact that these are tough economic times and asking anyone to cough up those sort of bucks for a peripheral seems unrealistic. I don’t know… Maybe it’s just me that doesn’t see the value. From Apple’s press release : The Multi-Touch area covers the top surface of Magic Mouse, and the ...

Apple Conjures Magic Mouse and New Apple Remote, Soups Up Base Stations
TidBITS: Mac News for the Rest of Us — ... Here I Come to Save the...Wait a Magic Minute -- And a great cheer went up from the crowd as the terrible reign of the Mighty Mouse came to end! If you've ever had your Mighty Mouse's scroll wheel clog up on you, you will likely revere Apple's decision to forego the scroll wheel altogether in its new wireless mouse, the Magic Mouse. (The ...

Apple Magic Mouse
Kineda — Apple Magic Mouse It began with iPhone. Then came iPod touch. Then MacBook Pro. Intuitive, smart, dynamic. Multi-Touch technology introduced a remarkably better way to interact with your portable devices — all using gestures. Now Apple has reached another milestone by bringing gestures to the desktop with a mouse that’s unlike anything ever before. It’s called Magic Mouse ($69). It’s the world’s first Multi-Touch mouse.

Apple's got new iMacs, MacBooks, minis, & a mouse
TechBlog — ... notebook. It's still got a polycarbonate body, but it's now a unibody design, which should put an end to those cracking edges. It now has the same glass multitouch trackpad and backlit LED display as the Pro models, as well as the sealed-in battery. It comes with 2 GB of RAM, nVidia GeForce 9400M graphics and a 2.26 GHz Core 2 Duo processor. The price has not been redesigned: It's still $999. • To me, the most intriguing product is the new wireless Magic Mouse , the name presumably changed because Apple ...

Apple’s Sleek Magic Mouse Is a Much Better Upgrade Than The Mighty Mouse
ZiggyTek Blog — ... the Macbooks. [image] This new Apple mouse is very finger-friendly, allowing the user to take complete control. The Magic Mouse runs on 2 AA batteries and pairs to any Mac (Leopard and Snow Leopard) via bluetooth. I think this is an amazing mouse, better than the previous generations from Apple which is why the $69 you’ll be shelling out for this mouse is a very small price to pay for all of the multi-touch gestures and the overall simplicity you’ll get. [image] (Via Apple )

links for 2009-10-20
Jarrett House North — ... Apple – Magic Mouse – The world’s first Multi-Touch mouse. Multitouch comes to the Mac desktop interface — in a mouse. Nice solution for older laptops too. RIP Mighty Mouse. (tags: apple mac)

Click, Swipe, and Scroll – Apple’s Magic Mouse
The Gadgeteer — ... introduced the Magic Mouse today and besides being magical it is smart and sleek.  The concept of using gestures to interact with a device was made popular in the iPhone, iPod Touch, and Macbook. … [ ...

Apple’s Christmas in October
SolSie.com — ... Totally unexpected, Apple surprised us today with new 27” iMac, new more affordable Macbooks, new Mac Mini and a multi-touch support mouse called " Apple Magic Mouse " iMacs [image] The new iMac has  a 21.5-inch or 27-inch display with edge-to-edge glass covers nearly the entire front of the enclosure offering16:9 widescreen iMac display. LED backlighting in the new iMac gives remarkable brightness and efficiency to the display without adding bulk to the overall thickness. The 21.5-inch iMac features 1920×1080 HD resolution. The 27-inch iMac.features  2560×1440 resolution. The ...

Apple releases new Mac mini and Magic Mouse
MacCentre701 — ... touch-sensitive enclosure that allows it to be a single or multi-button mouse with advanced gesture support. Using intuitive gestures, users can easily scroll through long documents, pan across large images or swipe to move forward or backward through a collection of web pages or photos. Magic Mouse works for left or right handed users and multi-button or gesture commands can be easily configured from within System Preferences. For more detail about the new Magic Mouse, please visit www.apple.com/magicmouse . Join our discussion - “ ...

Apple’s Magic Mouse Does Magics
Hardware Sphere — ... anymore… Apple is offering a redesigned wireless mouse and keyboard, although if you want wired versions, you can request them. The new Magic Mouse allows you to drag a finger up and down the middle of it to scroll, and has a very slick design. So, Microsoft… Hurry up and make one, too! [Apple via GigaOM] Apple’s Magic Mouse Does Magics ...

Brief 648 | Apple Updates: Magic Mouse, iMacs, Mac Mini, MacBook
GeekBrief.TV — ... Apple pre-empted the Windows 7 Launch with update announcements of their own. The thing I’m excited about the most is the Magic Mouse. It looks kind of like a Mighty Mouse, but it’s multi-touch. It’ll be available at the end of October. ...

Apple Introduces Multi-Touch ‘Magic Mouse’
OhGizmo! — ... some gestures (much like the trackpads on newer MacBooks), though they are limited to scrolling, zooming and navigation back-and-forth through web pages. Apple hasn’t always delivered the best mice, so I wouldn’t be surprised to find that this one isn’t quite up to snuff. However, I’m curious to try one out myself. You’ll find these being sold along with the new iMacs, or you can purchase it separately for $69. [ Apple ] VIA [ Gearlog ] ...

Apple refreshes iMac and Mac mini product lines
Krunker — ... as standard components. The Magic Mouse dumps mechanical buttons, and scroll wheels, in favor of a Multi-Touch surface which resides on the entire top of the mouse. Users use intuitive gestures to perform actions such as scrolling long documents, panning large images, or navigating pictures and webpages. The Magic Mouse can be configured as a single button mouse or a two button mouse. ...

Apple’s Magic Mouse is button-less mania for gestural navigation
Gizmo Watch — ... give all beginners and pros a new looking and ergonomically exciting mice to play with. Selling for a price of £55 approx. $90, and powered by two AA batteries for extended battery life, the Magic Mouse requires the user to control it with gestures similar to what Mac users are already used to, clicking and scrolling with the fingers. Magic isn’t it? More images of the mouse after the jump. Via: Apple/T3

Apple Magic Mouse Launched
Gadget Venue — ... full 360 degrees. Various other gestures can be used with the mouse including the use of two fingers, swipe left or right that allows you to skim through pages. The multi-touch abilities stem from what started on the iPhone where a new way to interact with a screen was first used. Following the iPhone the iPod Touch also got this and then the technology moved in to touchpads on devices sich as the MacBook pro. The Apple Magic Mouse costs $69 and is available over on the Apple site. Via: Geeky Gadgets ...

Apple’s Magic Mouse is the first multi-touch mouse
Newlaunches.com — ... and have a ball of a time without actually needing to sit before it. [image] The actions needed to be performed to click, double-click, zoom, swipe, etc are well illustrated on the Apple site. It surely adds to the whole experience of looking forward to such a fantastic piece of technology. Very soon we will be able to do more than we have been thinking of with the help of mere gestures. Multi-Touch-mouse-2.jpg Multi-Touch-mouse-3.jpg Multi-Touch-mouse-4.jpg [ Apple ]

Apple Magic Mouse—The World’s First Multi-Touch Mouse
PCLaunches.com — ... a smooth, consistent experience across more surfaces than a traditional optical tracking system. Magic Mouse uses Bluetooth wireless capabilities to create a clean, cable-free desk top and its secure wireless connection works from up to 10 meters away. The Apple Magic Mouse will be available by month end for $69. One more thing, the Magic Mouse requires Mac OS X Leopard version 10.5.8 or later so Windows users cannot use it. [Product Page]

Apple Unveils World's First Multi-Touch Mouse
Maximum PC all RSS Feed — ... also boasts wireless connectivity, a low profile design, Bluetooth, and a claimed four-month battery life. Those who have ever navigated a Mac trackpad will feel right at home with the ability to perform two-finger swipes, but the Magic Mouse also allows single-finger horizontal and vertical scrolling and software-based inertia. What you won't find, however, is pinch-zoom support. The Magic Mouse goes on sale today for $69 and comes standard with every new iMac. Pics and Video Link Image Credit: Apple

Apple’s Magic Mouse features multi-touch surface, single button, and Bluetooth wireless
Gizmos for Geeks — ... One of the new, notable items that Apple released this week is the Magic Mouse, the first multi-touch mouse. The Magic Mouse will come standard with new iMacs, but you can get one for your existing Mac for $69. ...

Apple beats Microsoft to market with multi-touch mouse
The Microsoft Blog — Apple on Tuesday released its new multi-touch Magic Mouse , which supports a number of touch gestures much like MacBook trackpads do. While not the most significant product release of the year, the Magic Mouse represents yet another instance in which Apple has beaten Microsoft to market. Two weeks ago, Microsoft's Applied Sciences Group unveiled ...

Apple Magic Mouse Trapped on Video
jkOnTheRun — Apple refreshed their computer line recently, but the new product in the line that got my attention was the new Magic Mouse. It’s not the fancy slim design that gets my mousing juices going, it’s the multitouch top that is used for all sorts of neat things. I have long hated the little trackball on my Mighty Mouse, due to the frequent cleaning sessions needed to keep it scrolling. That will be a thing of the past with the touch scrolling on the new Magic Mouse. Our sister blog, TheAppleBlog, has posted a video of the Magic Mouse ...

Hands on with the new Magic Mouse
Apple Gazette — ... Yesterday, I found myself in an Apple store and I decided to play around with the mouse a bit to see how I liked it. First off, it’s small. I’m a big guy with big hands, and it didn’t sit vertically as nice in my hand as my Logitech at home does. That said, after a few minutes of mousing around I realized that I could get used to the size pretty easily. The site for the Magic Mouse says that you have to click specifically in the top right corner to activate the right click, so I wasn’t too optimistic that it would work as advertised. In ...

Apple's Mac Mini Server More Cost Effective Than PC Servers
The Mac Lawyer — ... Did you know that Apple has released a new, compact, inexpensive server that runs Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server?  With the splash created by Apple's new Magic Mouse and upgraded widescreen ...

Magic Mouse Drivers Released for OS X Leopard (Mac OS X 10.5.8)
PR News: — ... The magic mouse works in a similar way to a laptops multitouch touchpad, however instead of having a touchpad the mouse features sensors across the upper surface of the mouse, these sensorspick up a range of different single and two finger gestures. The Magic Mouse is available from the Apple Store for $69, however it comes free when you purchase any of the iMac systems, find out more on SlashGear. Find out more about Apple Magic Mouse here, you can also see our previous post here. Have you used the Magic Mouse? Tell us what you ...

Apple rolls out software updates for Magic Mouse
MacBytes.com — Own a Magic Mouse ?. Waiting for a Magic Mouse software update from Apple . Well your waiting days are over. Apple has made available for its users the much awaited Magic Mouse software updates. ...

Magic Mouse Giveaway: Send Us Your Best Workspace Pic
Cult of Mac — ... and post a pic of your workspace at its best on our wall? On Sunday, we’ll pick our favorite pic and send them a brand new Magic Mouse. Pro Tip: We’ll also be doing another giveaway exclusively on Facebook next week so if you don’t pick up the Magic Mouse, you still could win some other cool stuff. Posted by ...

Apple Magic Mouse Unpack Movie: Lickable! (NSFW)
The Next Web — ... We just received our brand new Apple Magic Mouses today. Scroll down the page (below the video) for all the unpacking action shots. ...

Magic Mouse lands at many local Apple stores
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... ) today for a quick look around and saw many people playing with the new Magic Mouse. I tried a few 'moves' with in and it seemed a bit nicer and more responsive than I expected. My old Apple wired mouse was starting to wear out so I asked one of the Apple guys when they were coming in. He said "20 minutes ago," so I was snared. ...

Magic Mouse – First Impressions
Gear Diary — ... When Apple announced the new Magic Mouse, I was excited; finally Apple was bringing the amazing technology to their desktops. So when Larry IM’d me earlier today that the new Magic Mouse was finally in stock in Apple retails stores, I wanted one… fast. ...

Review: I Want To Love The Magic Mouse, But I Can’t
Cult of Mac — ... 1:20 am, October 30th, 2009, Leander Kahney P1040341 I’m a multitouch junkie. Everything I touch has to be multitouch, or it just ain’t right. I can no longer use a regular laptop trackpad — there’s no two-finger scrolling. It irritates me no end if I can’t point, scroll and double-click with my fingers. How long will it take then, to get used to the Apple’s new Magic Mouse ? So far, it’s been frustrating. It seems like the Magic Mouse would be perfectly natural to use, but it isn’t. P1040377 P1040365 The big problem is that the Magic Mouse doesn’t operate completely like a ...

Microsoft is open for business at Mission Viejo
Geek In Disguise — ... store is open for business. Next stop, London….I wish! Bummed we don’t have a Seattle store as I wanted to check our retail stuff out last week. I had to make do with a visit to the Apple Store and left empty handed though I was impressed with the new magic mouse. ...

Video: Up close with the Magic Mouse
Macworld — ... that come with the new Magic Mouse . The Magic Mouse has a striking design and supports Multi-Touch gestures. A retail version of the Magic Mouse will be available soon for $69. In the video below, I take a close look at Apple's new mouse. I'll show you what I liked and disliked, and I’ll also show how the Multi-Touch gestures work. Macworld’s ...

El nuevo Magic Mouse de cerca
Gizmologia — ... El nuevo Magic Mouse de Apple es sin duda la gran novedad en periféricos, no vamos a tardar mucho en ver a otras empresas que se dedican a lo mismo presentando su mouse multitáctil, porque es lo que toca, siempre pasa. ...

Magic Mouse — Sensational
bookofjoe — ... Apple's new mouse (above) is simply superb. I've been using mine for the past six days and am still amazed at how powerful and elegant it is. Instead of wearing out your arm moving the mouse around, you simply move one or two fingers on top of the device to move up or down a page or go forward or backward between pages in Safari (or Camino). Watch the movie here, but you won't appreciate what an advance this is until you actually try one. A snip at $69. ...

Essay: To See the Apple Table, Just Look For Steve Jobs’ Shadow
Wired: Epicenter — ... , because in the second-device sweepstakes the mobile phone is #1. A tablet will have to be a suitable replacement for a portable computer, with comfortable inputs (did someone say Mighty Mouse?) as well as all the tools and data access you might want at any given time. ...

Essay: To See the Apple Tablet, Just Look For Steve Jobs’ Shadow
Wired: Epicenter — ... , because in the second-device sweepstakes the mobile phone is #1. A tablet will have to be a suitable replacement for a portable computer, with comfortable inputs (did someone say Mighty Mouse?) as well as all the tools and data access you might want at any given time. ...

Is the Magic Mouse a dog?
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... I liked the Magic Mouse when I saw it at my local Apple Store, so I took one home for my Mac Pro. It seemed to work for awhile, but now it is very erratic at tracking and speed, even when ...

Mice buying guide
Macworld — ... ); Apple ] [ Rik Myslewski has been writing about the Mac since 1989. He has been the editor in chief of MacAddict (now Mac|Life), the executive editor of MacUser (Ziff-Davis) and the director of MacUser Labs, and the executive producer of Macworld Live. His blog can be found on ...

Magic Mouse Acquires Windows Drivers, Extra Mac Capabilities
Mac|Life all RSS Feed — ... Apple’s swanky new Magic Mouse was the talk of the tech world when it was introduced last month, but when it started arriving in users’ hands, the dialogue turned more to what it couldn’t do. But thanks to some ingenious hackers and shareware authors, your mouse is about to acquire a lot more in the way of magical skills. ...

Use a Magic Mouse on a Windows PC [Mouse]
Lifehacker — [image] If you've been intrigued by Apple's pricey Magic Mouse but run Windows, or want its multi-touch scrolling powers to work in a Windows installation in Boot Camp, you're in luck. Windows-compatible drivers have been extracted to install at your leisure. From the comments found at the Uneasy Silence blog and our sibling Gizmodo, it seems that installing these drivers extracted from a Bluetooth update for Macs brings finger-controlled scrolling and all basic functionality to Windows. Some of the more complex maneuvers aren't quite working, however, in XP, Vista, or 7. So ...

Magic Mouse: An Updated Review
Apple Gazette — ... trying out the new Magic Mouse at the local Apple Store, and how I would’ve bought one on the spot had they been available. Well this past Black Friday, we wandered into the Apple Store to save $5 on the peripheral, and were in and out in 5 minutes. I got home, opened up the fancy box and got ready to have some multi-touch fun at home. ...