Apple on Macs with touchscreens

Over time, audiences have become increasingly confident that Apple in the US will eventually launch touchscreen Macs, as Apple’s developments point to this possibility.

With each new update of iOS and macOS, it appears that the US company is about to combine the two operating systems, giving birth to a series of devices that combine iPhone technology with Mac technology.

With the launch of the company’s M1 chip from the US based on the A-series chips of the iPhone and iPad, it looks like this is happening. This has led to some speculation that Apple in the US will launch touchscreen Macs.

But according to Craig Federighi, Apple’s vice president of software engineering in the United States, this is false. Speaking to The Independent in an interview, Federighi said: “The point is that when I published Big Sur and subsequent articles like” Apple will launch touchscreen Macs “, I said” How? Because?’ We designed and developed the look for macOS to be the most comfortable and natural, without thinking about the touchscreen.

It has been speculated for several years that the US company will finally launch a Mac with a touchscreen. After all, other Windows PC and laptop manufacturers have launched PCs and laptops with touchscreen displays, so it’s not out of the question for Apple to launch something like this.

But if Federighi’s claim is correct, a Mac with a touchscreen from the US company will not appear very soon. This is if it shows up. What do you think about this? Would it be appropriate for Apple to launch touchscreen Macs?