A new third-party ‘Magic Screen’ accessory claims to bring touch support to existing Mac displays like the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. There's a certain convenience to working on a monitor larger than your laptop's display. For one, you have more screen real estate, which ...

Apple has historically resisted the idea of touchscreen MacBooks, arguing that laptop PCs with the feature are unwieldy and ...

Accessory startup Intricuit aims to make the touch-enabled MacBook Pro a reality, with a crowdfunded campaign for a screen ...

Base M3 MacBooks drive only one external monitor with lid open; two displays require clamshell mode. The Plugable USB-C-to-HDMI + DisplayLink lets M1/M2/M3 Macs run ...

The iPad is a versatile device. You can use it as a TV, a notebook, a sketchpad, a gaming console, or a laptop (with the right accessories). But one of its most underrated features is its ability to ...

Multiple monitors are great, but you can't just plug them in—you have to configure them. This is true with all computers, Macs included. For example: There is nothing more confusing than moving your ...

Our hands-on Alogic Edge 40-inch Ultrawide 5K2K monitor review finds it a great display alternative for Mac users.

Have you ever wished for a workspace that feels like a sanctuary—free from the constant buzz of notifications, cluttered windows, and endless distractions? The Mac Virtual Display, paired with its ...