I swear I posted that idea in january! a iphone screen as a macbook touchpad!
i didnt have a lot of money so i didnt patent it... so i sent apple the idea....
if so, you must have missed the letter Apple Legal sent you...
I swear I posted that idea in january! a iphone screen as a macbook touchpad!
i didnt have a lot of money so i didnt patent it... so i sent apple the idea....
It would be cool to be able to "dock" an iPhone in the trackpad space of a Macbook. Then you'd have your multi-touch trackpad and phone built into the laptop...![]()
Hidden within the text of the posting is simply "glass trackpad!!!!".
thinner version with lots of room to rest those wrists on
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I think it's Page 1.
Yes, that really sounds productive
Try touch typing on that imaginary Mac.
Looks like I have been Tossed....
Not that the behaviour is getting old or anything....
Have any of you used an iPhone?! My fingers are all over it and I rarely have to do much more than wipe a sleeve over it. The coating they use on the glass is fantastic. I hove no case, carry it in my pocket, and it looks like the day I bought it a year ago, with the exception of a few dings on the back.
Plus, of course it would be a display below it ... not just a glass trackpad.
Either that or the trackpad needs to be depressable.I agree, I like this idea, but I think there needs to be the static REAL buttons, even right below the screen.
But the question is: Does Apple need to? And would the advantages of a touchscreen on current Mac software be worth the added cost?********... if apple is going to remain ahead of the HP TouchSmart, all the screens need to be touchable...
That's one way. The Blackberry ThunderTouch seems to do this.Either that or the trackpad needs to be depressable.