Apple has its pluses and mouse launch minutes on the iPad. Although it was promising for the future without any issues, the fact of introducing the cover with the keyboard and trackpad eventually reverses these claims. The mouse is also fully functional in iOS 13.4 and once again, they are redesigned to give it an amazing look and functionality that doesn't make us forget we are dealing with a device designed primarily to not be stuck. This is also designed to know how the mouse icon is made to use on the iPad.
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Unless the pocket is circular, it's too big in my opinion, we can see how the changes differ from what has never been seen in a program like this. When we move the mouse to the cursor, it emphasizes and points to another interface, causing the circle representing the cursor to disappear, and it makes sense since size and color can cause us to lose some detail, especially since the iPad screens are smaller, especially on the 10.2-inch model. Below you can see a video of Eduardo Arancho on Twitter that clearly shows what we're talking about:
These results are good. They work so we don't lose the cursor path when it becomes a button 👏🏻 pic.twitter.com/jq1sTotcLx
– Eduardo Archanco (@eaala) March 19, 2020
And this is how Apple chose to assemble the mouse to remind us that we are not facing a PC, that we continue to work with the iPad. It seems to me to be a realistic option and there is also a Curertino company style to be able to meet this new challenge, such as a descriptive call from IP to PC, a change that seemed unlikely to come but that is on its way. in the corner provided a new trackpad cover that is popular with the general public, What do you think?
