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- Tragic Spanish footballer Jesus de Miguel’s family say they have an ‘...
Spanish footballer Jesus de Miguel's family have said they have an 'impossible void to fill' as hundreds of people gathered to pay their respects after he was killed in a freak collision. [TheTopNews] Read More.49 mins ago - Crisis-hit FIFA chief Gianni Infantino ‘requested VIP treatment for his da...FIFA president Gianni Infantino is facing more uncomfortable questions after reports claimed his office asked for 'VIP treatment' for his daughters and their pet dogs on a trip from Miami. [TheTopNews] Read More.50 mins ago
- Bangladesh Agrees to Raise Minimum Wage for Garment Workers After Protests
Hundreds of garment factories were shut down this week as workers in the country, the world’s second-largest exporter of clothing, demonstrated for higher pay. [TheTopNews] Read More.51 mins ago - Trinny Woodall, 62, reveals she’s undergone neck surgery after ‘pain...Trinny Woodall has revealed that she's undergone neck surgery after a 'painful' issue she battled over a decade ago returned recently. [TheTopNews] Read More.53 mins ago
- Apple introduces its first touchscreen MacBook, reversing years of resistance
Consumers will pay a premium price for the redesigned MacBook Pro By Mark Huffman of ConsumerAffairs November 5, 2026 Apple has introduced its first touchscreen MacBook Pro, ending years of resistance to adding touch capabilities to its laptop computers.The new models feature 14-inch and 16-inch OLED displays, M5 Pro and M5 Max processors, and up to 24 hours of battery life.Prices start at $2,899 for the 14-inch model and $3,399 for the 16-inch version, with availability beginning November 6.For years, Apple insisted that touchscreen technology belonged on iPhones and iPads, not laptop computers. Now the company has apparently changed its mind.Apple has unveiled its first touchscreen MacBook Pro, a major redesign that allows users to interact directly with the laptop's display instead of relying exclusively on a keyboard, mouse or trackpad.The new MacBook Pro, introduced at the end of October, represents one of the biggest changes to Apple's laptop lineup in years. It also brings the company into a market where competing Windows-based computers have offered touchscreens for more than a decade.The redesigned laptops are available in 14-inch and 16-inch versions, with prices beginning at $2,899 and $3,399, respectively. Preorders are underway, and the computers are scheduled to become available November 6.The announcement marks a significant shift in Apple's approach to laptop design. Apple co-founder Steve Jobs famously opposed touchscreen laptops, arguing that reaching across a keyboard to touch a vertical display was uncomfortable and impractical.But changing consumer habits, particularly among younger users accustomed to smartphones and tablets, appear to have persuaded Apple to reconsider.What the touchscreen can doThe new MacBook Pro allows users to scroll through websites, enlarge photographs with a pinch gesture, move files and rearrange windows by touching the screen.Apple says the touch sensor is integrated directly into the display panel rather than placed on top of it, reducing the delay between a finger movement and the computer's response.The technology is also designed for professional applications. Graphic designers can manipulate images directly on the screen, musicians can play virtual instruments, and software developers can test touch-based applications without switching to another device.However, Apple isn't abandoning the traditional laptop experience. The new MacBook Pro retains its keyboard and trackpad, allowing users to choose whichever method works best for a particular task.The company has also redesigned the screen hinge to prevent excessive movement when users press against the display.Unlike some Windows laptops, the MacBook Pro does not convert… [TheTopNews] Read More.53 mins ago - Grizz Exits KSII Ahead Of 2027 Move
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