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I Used a Mouse with iPadOS: Here’s How It Works

I Used a Mouse with iPadOS: Here’s How It Works

Posted on June 27, 2019 By Jarvis

Apple may not have promoted the iPad’s upcoming support for mice and touchpads, but developers wasted no time finding this feature in the iPadOS beta. Curious, I tried it out for myself to see if this long-awaited feature is worth the work it takes to activate.

This feature was discovered by developer Steve Troughton-Smith, who announced the functionality on Twitter. For those wondering if their pointing device will be compatible, iPadOS supports both Bluetooth and USB accessories, and you’ll need to install the iPadOS beta, which comes with some risks.
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