Apple has invented some phenomenal products over the years. Among the iPhone, iPad, Mac and MacBook Air, it is quite difficult to choose the best one. Following Apple’s 2024 Worldwide Developers Conference, YouTuber Marques Brownlee sat down with CEO Tim Cook to express his thoughts on the most important aspects. The infamous Apple devices. That list wouldn’t be complete without mentioning the Magic Mouse. After a long thoughtful look at Apple’s history. , Cook stroked his chin and dropped this gem:
The Magic Mouse. Uhhhhhhh. It was also an incredible moment. Ummmm. People don’t think about it as much as they would The Macbook Air and the iPad and whatever else you’re going to name probably. Uhhhhhhh. But, getting the ergonomics right, it’s done… and uh – was key. Yeah.
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I only mention The Magic Mouse, Apple’s wireless mouse that looks like a beetle with its legs in the airr when you load it, it essentially left Apple’s CEO speechless. On my first watch, it seemed as if Cook was saying that getting the ergonomics “done right” was key. However, after watching it several times and taking a closer look at my own Magic Mouse, “I’m pretty sure he was referring to ergonomics.”well done”was the real achievement. That comma is important. The Magic Mouse has always seemed like a device that Apple just finished, not one that it worked very hard to get right.
Contrary to Cook’s comment, the ergonomics are not well done at all in Apple’s Magic Mouse. Late last year, an engineer posted what he called, “The world’s first ergonomic Magic Mouse with no weak points.” He was He is not the first to tryHowever, Ivan Kuleshov added a new plastic case for the Magic Mouse to make it more comfortable and included a new charging port that allows you to charge while using it.
Cook was later asked about the iPhone, to which he quickly responded, “Oh my God. “It changed the world!” It’s a simple system, Simple answer that is indisputably true. Cook probably expected to be asked questions about the iPhone, or perhaps flashy new products like the Vision Pro. However, we have to give Brownlee credit for asking Apple about what is potentially its most embarrassing device that just doesn’t work. go away.
The magic mouse came out in 2009, the first mouse to use Apple’s Multi-Touch technology, which was pioneered in the iPhone and iPod. It came standard with an iMac, runs on two AA batteries, and sells for just $69. In 2015, Apple released the Magic Mouse 2, which was almost identical except for being rechargeable. This model featured the iconic abomination of the Lightning connector charging port on the bottom of the mouse. In 2022, Apple launched a new Magic Mouse 2, but the only difference is It’s black and $20 extra. When he’s turned around, he still makes me uncomfortable.
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