Will Mac computers introduce a touch screen? Apple executives responded by saying "I don't know"

CTOnews.com, Oct. 26, MacRumors reporter Sami Fathi said on social media that when asked if Apple's Mac computer would launch a touch screen, Apple's senior vice president of global marketing, Greg Jos Viak (Greg Joswiak), replied: "I don't know." Joz makes the same response to why iPadOS doesn't have a calculator.

"Apple executives talk about iPhone USB-C ports, Android version of" iMessage ", iPadOS without native calculator App, etc."

A previous Apple patent indicates that the company may bring a touch screen version of the Mac device, but it may only be a patent occupation or defense. After all, Apple is now merging iPad and Mac, but there is still a big difference in the way they operate.

It has recently been revealed that Apple is adapting a special version of macOS for the new M2 iPad Pro. This can be seen as a simplified version of macOS, optimized for touchscreen devices.

Touchscreen Mac is what some users want. There are a lot of people who don't care about the touch screen, whether they have it or not. CTOnews.com learned that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs had never liked the idea of a touchscreen Mac and explained the inconvenience.

"the touch surface doesn't want to be vertical. It provides a good demonstration, but you start to get tired after a short time, and your arm falls off after a long time. The experience is bad, which is bad ergonomically."