Logitech’s new folio keyboard for the 11-inch iPad Pro is here. It’s got a precision trackpad, great viewing angles and other perks. Find out about all the pros and cons in our video review.
When you lift your finger from your iPad trackpad, the pointer continues to move briefly before stopping gradually. To revert that default behavior, read iDB’s tutorial for a quick step-by-step explanation on how to turn trackpad inertia off.
Yes, you can right-click on your iPad. As a matter of fact, you can perform the equivalent of a right click even without a right-click button.
You can now use a mouse or trackpad to control your Windows PC remotely using Microsoft’s refreshed Remote Desktop app for iPhone and iPad.
The adaptive iPad pointer makes using a mouse or trackpad enjoyable, but not everyone likes how it snaps onto buttons and icons. Thankfully, you can make the pointer behave more like its desktop counterpart, and we show you how.
We show you how to adjust iPad scrolling speed to change whether content moves slower or faster when scrolling on your Apple tablet with the connected trackpad or mouse.
Unfortunately, Split View multitasking is unavailable in Excel for iPhone and iPad. Moreover, enhanced trackpad support is being worked on but don’t expect it before the fall.
Mouse and trackpad support in iPadOS 13.4 is great, but sometimes you just want to use a keyboard with your Apple tablet. And for precise cursor control, we show you how to control the onscreen pointer with the keyboard number pad.
Be sure to watch our video review of Logitech’s new keyboard case that brings trackpad navigation to the third-generation iPad Air and the seventh-generation iPad.
Here’s our list of ten essential gestures for the Magic Keyboard that we think all iPad Pro owners should memorize as soon as possible to save time and boost productivity.
Want taps on your iPad trackpad to register as physical clicks? If so, be sure to follow our tutorial explaining how to enable a Tap to Click setting for your connected trackpad.
Learn how to disable natural scrolling on iPad to ensure that onscreen content like a Safari webpage moves in the same direction as your fingers when using a trackpad or mouse.
