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Especially in a pro Macbook I could see it being really useful - think of all the people developing iOS applications on them. They can now run the simulator on
by jon-wood 10y ago
Especially in a pro Macbook I could see it being really useful - think of all the people developing iOS applications on them. They can now run the simulator on the laptop display and have it pass touch events through to the simulated device.
- w0utert 10y agoAnd in addition to that, they should add an accelerometer for even more fun when testing shake and tilt gestures. ;-)
- evan_ 10y agoMacBooks have always had accelerometers, originally it was called the "sudden motion sensor" and was ostensibly used to park the hard drives in the event of a dropped computer. I'm pretty sure they're still in the modern MacBooks, though Google seems to be mixed on the matter.
- intoverflow2 10y agoIt is not because there is no need to park the HD
- mikestew 10y agoThat sensor was taken out with the SSD MBPs: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201666 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201666 (under Note at the top of the page.