We're Ending Our Samsung Collaboration

Re:We're Ending Our Samsung Collaboration by tdeck on Friday May 24, 2024 @12:44AM (#40462861)

They've skirted the line many times while also frequently releasing great products that combine both. The apple III overheated because they didn't want to put a fan in it for aesthetic reasons. So did the original Macintosh, alright to a less problematic degree.

I honestly don't understand Apple's apparent disdain for more than one mouse button though. The OS and apps support extra buttons, everyone knows how to right click by this point, what's the benefit? At one company where I worked everyone had a MacBook, apple monitor, apple keyboard, and a white Microsoft mouse.

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Re:We're Ending Our Samsung Collaboration by codydh on Friday May 24, 2024 @04:57AM (#40464311)

Their mouse and all of their trackpads support right click without extra buttons.

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Re:We're Ending Our Samsung Collaboration by redwall_hp on Friday May 24, 2024 @11:26AM (#40467157)

Technically the trackpads have had zero buttons for years now. It's all haptics and pressure sensors. It's a major step up from the old method, since you can reliably click anywhere on the pad. (They also support a hard-press gesture, but not many applications use that out of the box.)

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Re:We're Ending Our Samsung Collaboration by windowsrookie on Friday May 24, 2024 @08:51AM (#40465692)

Apple's computer mouse has supported right click for almost twenty years now, since the 2005 Mighty Mouse.

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Re:We're Ending Our Samsung Collaboration by tdeck on Friday May 24, 2024 @12:55PM (#40468057)

Yes, but always in a less intuitive way than just having a second button.

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