Apple recently introduced a series MacBooků Pro, these not only have more powerful i5 and i7 processors, but also have a better touchpad. This sentence, like the title, is a bit misleading, MacBooky Pro The new generations don't have a better touchpad, at least not in terms of hardware, but they do have the option of the so-called flywheel effect, thanks to which scrolling behaves like MacBooku Pro as well as on iPhone, iPod touch or iPad.
It's perfect and definitely worth the feature. However, tuaw.com has addressed why their browsers don't allow it. MacBooky, because if you have a Unibody MacBook, it should just be able to do it, there was no hardware change. Even though the editorial team played around with the touchpad configuration and settings all day, they still couldn't get it to work. So it's possible that this feature will be available with Mac OS X 10.6.4 Snow Leopard, or Mac OS X 10.7, but it could also remain locked forever.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=W4K8fTSRb5A
I had this function using MagicMouse turned on for a while, and as a graphic designer it was getting on my nerves.. momentum is not suitable for all situations..
I had this function using MagicMouse turned on for a while, and as a graphic designer it was getting on my nerves.. momentum is not suitable for all situations..
I had this function using MagicMouse turned on for a while, and as a graphic designer it was getting on my nerves.. momentum is not suitable for all situations..
But even with the "memento" turned on, you can Magic Mouse scroll normally. It's just that the breast is notchat on the mouse.
It would be nice if this feature appeared in the next OSX update. It wouldn't be so unrealistic in 10.6.4. On the other hand, my MBP (early 2008) only got four-finger gestures with the arrival of 10.6. Either way, there are bound to be some unofficial, modded drivers out there.
But even with the "memento" turned on, you can Magic Mouse scroll normally. It's just that the breast is notchat on the mouse.
It would be nice if this feature appeared in the next OSX update. It wouldn't be so unrealistic in 10.6.4. On the other hand, my MBP (early 2008) only got four-finger gestures with the arrival of 10.6. Either way, there are bound to be some unofficial, modded drivers out there.
But even with the "memento" turned on, you can Magic Mouse scroll normally. It's just that the breast is notchat on the mouse.
It would be nice if this feature appeared in the next OSX update. It wouldn't be so unrealistic in 10.6.4. On the other hand, my MBP (early 2008) only got four-finger gestures with the arrival of 10.6. Either way, there are bound to be some unofficial, modded drivers out there.
Better Touch Tool - http://blog.boastr.net/ this option has been there for a long time :) Or also Smart Scroll X - http://marcmoini.com/sx_en.html :)
Better Touch Tool - http://blog.boastr.net/ this option has been there for a long time :) Or also Smart Scroll X - http://marcmoini.com/sx_en.html :)
Better Touch Tool - http://blog.boastr.net/ this option has been there for a long time :) Or also Smart Scroll X - http://marcmoini.com/sx_en.html :)
Yes, but it's an extra thought, or a "step" in the use case flow, and it's really very unnecessary and I often forgot about it .. so before I got to the place in the design where I needed to go, I managed be nice to each other..
Yes, but it's an extra thought, or a "step" in the use case flow, and it's really very unnecessary and I often forgot about it .. so before I got to the place in the design where I needed to go, I managed be nice to each other..
Yes, but it's an extra thought, or a "step" in the use case flow, and it's really very unnecessary and I often forgot about it .. so before I got to the place in the design where I needed to go, I managed be nice to each other..
I also use this on the existing one macbookat :)
I also use this on the existing one macbookat :)
I also use this on the existing one macbookat :)