Now we have Apple's Touch Bar. Which makes more practical sense? I'll preface this by saying that I've used lots of touch-screen Windows laptops and have been using Apple's Touch Bar for a while ...

a small company that's just reinvented the not-quite-iconic Touch Bar as a Flexbar that can be used with the Mac, iPad, Android, and even your Windows PC. Apple Introduced the Touch Bar on MacBook ...

Unlike the Touch Bar, which is tightly integrated with the ... a company funded by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen that produced a palm-sized Windows PC. A CNET review noted, "This two-inch ...

Apple's Touch Bar -- a thin screen that replaces the function keys on the new MacBook Pro -- can't compete with the multitouch screen found on iPads and Windows laptops, but it has a lot more ...

One of the biggest questions about the Touch Bar on Apple's new MacBook Pro is how it will work with Windows through Boot Camp. That led MacRumors reader Abraham to send an email to Apple's ...

the Touch Bar can be more useful within an app than a static set of function keys, so it's nice to see Microsoft working to support it. Sean Endicott is a tech journalist at Windows Central ...

Apple's (in)famous Touch Bar was controversial ... it's made to work seamlessly with not just MacBooks, but also Windows PCs, iPads, Android devices, smartphones, and more. The silver aluminum ...

The Flexbar might succeed where Apple’s Touch Bar failed with more customizability, including an app for designing your own buttons and shortcuts. The Flexbar might succeed where Apple’s Touch ...