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The glowing Apple logo could be the next MacBook feature to make a comeback

Posted on November 4, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Longtime MacBook users have it really good right now. On top of the historic performance that Apple laptops offer, the company brought back several features that users longed for, including an SD card reader, MagSafe on MacBooks, and the startup chime. Now we’re hearing about yet another feature that Apple could revive: the illuminated Apple logo.
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