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Cursors on the iPad? Bring them on

Cursors on the iPad? Bring them on

Posted on March 12, 2020 By Jarvis

The iPad’s strength is in its adaptability. Adding true mouse support will only add to its power.

The report that real, Mac-style cursor support is coming to the iPad is sure to make a lot of people upset. Some will argue that the purity of the iPad will be ruined by the introduction of Mac-style arrow cursors. Others will suggest that Apple already makes a proper operating system for keyboards and mice, and it’s called macOS, and iPadOS can’t hope to measure up.
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