But for the past few years, thanks to touch devices, we’ve had a new, fleshier, sprinter: our finger. The iPhone and later the iPad didn’t immediately re-invent the cursor. Instead ...

You can use the cursor to do pretty much everything you can do with your finger, like press buttons, switch apps, and edit text. It is similar but not identical to a PC experience. Here’s how ...

The conventional method requires tapping and holding your finger down to bring up a magnifying bubble, but even then, it can be difficult to get the cursor where you need it. Thankfully ...

Apple added external mouse support for the iPad when it rolled out iPadOS last year, but as of the iPadOS 13.4 update, users can now customize the look and behavior of the iPad UI’s cursor.

All the other keys will gray out. 3. Swipe your finger across the spacebar, and your cursor will move around the text area. 4. Move the cursor around until you have it where you need it ...

In trackpad mode, your finger directly controls the placement of the text cursor. This makes it easier to precisely delete or insert characters into the current text field. To use trackpad mode ...

In macOS, Apple allows you to easily increase the size of the mouse or trackpad cursor on the screen, which is great if you find it difficult to keep track of. Keep reading to learn how.