Apple has just released an update for the new MacBook and MacBook Pro that is supposed to fix the unrecognized clicks on the new glass trackpad. The issue has been publicly complained about quite a bit on Apple’s own discussion forums. This firmware update addresses an issue where trackpad clicks may not be recognized on more »

Did you bite on Apple’s latest offering of notebooks? I know I did. Or maybe you have a MacBook Air. Either way, you might be excited to hear there’s an experimental version of Firefox out there that incorporates touch gestures. Get ready to swipe your way through Firefox!

You have to download a special experimental version of Firefox, and there are no guarantees that the gestures will stay the same, continue to work, or even make their way into version 3.1. Having said all of that, I know I’m going to install this experimental version as soon as I get my MacBook Pro tomorrow! Jump past the break for the lowdown on what the gestures actually do.

Apple hates buttons, there’s just no other way to put it. For years they resisted releasing a two-button mouse, and as soon as they supported multi-button features, they released a no-button mouse. And now they’ve taken this hatred onto the laptop. The new Macbook line features what Apple is calling the “new large glass Multi-Touch™ more »

DaringFireball has yet more last minute details about the forthcoming MacBook Pros. According to them, it seems many of the details we’ve been hearing about are the real deal.

Check their list and talk of the “buttonless” track pad after the break.

Waiting for a MacBook line update from Apple before you go out and purchase yours? Well, your wait will (most likely) end in September, according to a recent rumor. A post over at ComputerWorld has some juicy details on these updates. According to them, the new MacBooks will be thinner and more round compared to more »