
We’ve heard for a while that Apple could be looking to move its MacBook lineup to a touchscreen setup, and short of seemingly spelling the end of some high-powered tablet alternatives like the iPad Pro M5, you only have to watch a newer generation prod at your Mac screen to know that it’s only a matter of time.
Fresh from my son poking my MacBook Air M3 with his digits, though, I was thinking: “How could Apple make using touch on the Mac a more pleasant experience?”