(Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. is preparing to finally launch a touch-screen version of its Mac computer, reversing course on a stance that dates back to co-founder Steve Jobs. The company is readying a ...

Over the years, Apple has added touchscreens to almost every computing device imaginable, from phones and tablets to smartwatches, but it has refrained from bringing the feature to its Mac product ...

Apple may be ready to flip on a feature that's been a main fault line between iPads and Macs. Dan Ackerman leads CNET's coverage of computers and gaming hardware. A New York native and former radio DJ ...

Apple Inc. is preparing to finally launch a touch-screen version of its Mac computer, reversing course on a stance that dates back to co-founder Steve Jobs. The company is readying a revamped MacBook ...

In what would be a rather surprising reversal, Apple is currently working on bringing touchscreens to Mac computers, Bloomberg reports. According to Mark Gurman, Apple's engineers are "actively ...

Apple is reportedly introducing touchscreen MacBook Pros that will have thinner, lighter frames and run the fastest line of chips. The touchscreen laptops will cost several hundred dollars more than ...

Apple is known as an innovator when it comes to integrating touchscreens into our daily-use devices since the launch of the first iPhone. With various iPhones and iPads, we’ve gotten used to swiping ...

Thus far, Apple has resisted bringing touchscreens to the Mac lineup. Steve Jobs was famously opposed to the idea. Jobs called it an “ergonomically terrible” idea. “Touch surfaces don’t want to be ...

Apple just unveiled its new 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro earlier this week and reports are already coming in about the next line of MacBooks powered by the M6 chip. But, that M6 line of MacBook Pros will ...

Apple is developing a MacBook with a folding touchscreen that might come with either a 20.25-inch or an 18.8-inch panel, according to a trusted analyst. And new info from the analyst indicates the ...

Recently, the company unveiled Magic Screen, which, when placed on an Apple MacBook, transforms it into a touchscreen laptop.