In this setup, the user Velcros a Magic Keyboard to the side of the desk on the right -- just so they can reach the Touch ID button. It’s easy to get addicted to using Touch ID whenever you need to ...

The new Apple Magic Keyboard, updated with USB-C, is a fine option if you want Touch ID and if you like laptop-style membrane keyboards. It’s not my preferred typing experience. It also, unfortunately ...

Apple's first-party USB-C Magic Keyboard with Touch ID is on sale for $179 right now via Amazon. That's a discount of $20, as the typical price is $199. This deal applies to both the white and black ...

If you own a Mac, and are looking to grab a new keyboard, the Apple Magic Keyboard is going to be a great option. The keyboard looks good, matching most Apple products out on the market, and it offers ...

If you’re looking for the perfect keyboard to complement your Mac setup, the Apple Magic Keyboard is hard to beat: it’s stylish, has a low profile, and a premium feel. Even better, it’s now on sale ...

Alongside the new iMac, Apple announced updated versions of the Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Trackpad. The accessories are now equipped with USB-C charging ports, whereas the previous models ...

Today Apple released long-awaited USB-C updates for its trio of Mac accessories: the Magic Keyboard, Magic Trackpad, and Magic Mouse. The Apple Store currently only shows one, very pricey version of ...

The Magic Keyboard with Touch ID works with all Macs, but Touch ID only works with Apple Silicon Macs. This article teaches you how to connect a Magic Keyboard to a Mac, including all current models ...

B&H now offers Apple’s latest M2 Mac mini for $699 with 512GB of storage. This slightly elevated configuration normally sells for $799 and is now $100 off. It’s the first discount in 2 months and ...

Apple on Tuesday released Magic Keyboard firmware version 2.0.6 with a fix for a Bluetooth-related security vulnerability. "An attacker with physical access to the accessory may be able to extract its ...

Not all versions of the Mac include a Touch ID keyboard, but it is always an option, it is always worth it — and there is always a chance of problems. Here's how to fix what could go wrong. What goes ...