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    Does the US Fund Transgender Mouse Research?

    Last week, President Trump spoke for an hour and 40 minutes before a joint session of Congress to announce, among other things, that America was back. The nation’s backness is too subjective to fact check, but other statements Trump made during the speech are less vibe-centric—like the claim that the U.S. has wasted millions of dollars on transgender mouse research.…

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    The 10 Best Mac Games to Play with a Touchpad (No Mouse Needed!)

    Quick Links Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader No one who games on a laptop uses a touchpad, and few games offer a good experiences with one. However, not only do MacBooks have the best touchpads in the business, there are plenty of games that play like a dream using nothing more than that clicky square. 10 Baldur’s Gate 3 This smash-hit…

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    How to change the mouse and touchpad scroll direction in Windows 10

    When you scroll on a Windows 10 laptop or desktop computer, the active window moves up or down by three lines. If you keep rotating the scroll wheel, Windows 10 continues scrolling by three lines in the direction you’re using. However, some people are uncomfortable with the default scroll direction offered by Windows 10 and want to invert it and…

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    Why I love the Logitech MX Vertical wireless mouse

    Victoria Song is a senior reviewer at The Verge who mostly focuses on health tech and wearables and who, she says, occasionally has “existential crises over silly gadgets I bought on TikTok against my better judgment.” One of her favorite gadgets is the Logitech MX Vertical wireless mouse. When did you get the Logitech MX Vertical? I got this mouse…

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    Logitech’s best gaming mouse has fallen to its lowest price ever

    If you’re looking for a top-notch gaming mouse you can use for both work and play, Logitech’s G Pro X Superlight 2 is a great option that’s currently on sale for its best price to date. Right now, you can buy it at Walmart in select colors starting at $113.99 ($45 off) or at Best Buy starting at $114.99 ($44…

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    How to change the mouse and touchpad scroll direction in Windows 11

    By default, a computer mouse scrolls down three lines at a time when using Windows 11. Therefore, the active app window goes three lines lower each time you rotate the mouse scroll wheel downward. When you use a Windows 11 laptop with a touchpad, scrolling on the touchpad reverses the direction. Dragging down two fingers on the touchpad scrolls the…

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    Your Next Mouse Needs Extra Buttons

    There is no need to keep flitting back and forth between your mouse and your keyboard—you just need the right mouse for the job. There Are Too Many Shortcuts If you work with computers on the regular, you’re familiar with just how many different shortcuts (otherwise called hotkeys) you wind up needing to memorize. There’s Ctrl-C to Copy, and its…

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    Ditch the Mouse: You Can Control Your Chromebook with Just Your Face

    Google showcased an impressive Face Control AI feature at I/O 2024 that allowed users to control a computer using their head movements and facial gestures. Turns out, Google has introduced Face Control on Chromebooks with the recent version 132 update. I just tried it on my Chromebook, and to my surprise, it worked flawlessly from the get-go. You simply have…

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    It Looks Like Rumors About the Switch 2’s ‘Mouse Mode’ Might Be True

    When the Nintendo Switch 2 was officially announced, it was hard to feel like it wasn’t just more of the same. With no weird 3D gimmicks and no absurd naming scheme, did it even really feel like a new Nintendo device? But eagle-eyed viewers picked up on something else—Nintendo, it turns out, might be the first console maker to build…

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    Don’t Choose Between a Mouse or Trackpad With Your Mac, Use Both

    Summary It’s easy to set up both a mouse and trackpad on macOS. Both can work in tandem to help you control your Mac. Combining both devices can be aesthetically pleasing, provide redundancy, offer unique advantages in different operations, and even make multitasking easier. If you’re not a fan of Apple’s Magic Mouse, there are plenty of alternative pointing devices…

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