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Make Your Apple Magic Trackpad Work On Windows
Aug 2nd
Apple’s new Magic Trackpad is one of my favorite input devices, I’ve always been a fan of macbook pro’s trackpad with its multi touch gesture support but when apple released its new Magic Trackpad one major thing was missing, Windows support. Today Apple released BootCamp drivers for the Magic Trackpad for Windows which means if you extract the windows only driver install file from apple’s bootcamp package you can make the Magic Trackpad work on your Windows OS machine, Simply put download the EXE below and run it on your Windows PC and your Magic Trackpad will work with gesture support.
Download Apple’s Windows BootCamp drivers for the Magic Trackpad here.
If for any reason the above download does not work for you go here for a complete list of windows downloads for the Magic Trackpad.
![IMG 0885 300x224 Follow Up Review Of Apples Magic Trackpad After 24 Hours Of Use [VIDEO]](http://www.mattbrandenburg.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/IMG_0885.jpg "Magic Trackpad Next To Wireless Keyboars")
![IMG 0884 300x224 Follow Up Review Of Apples Magic Trackpad After 24 Hours Of Use [VIDEO]](http://www.mattbrandenburg.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/IMG_0884.jpg "Magic Trackpad And Wireless Keyboard Flush Setup")
![IMG 0886 300x224 Follow Up Review Of Apples Magic Trackpad After 24 Hours Of Use [VIDEO]](http://www.mattbrandenburg.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/IMG_0886.jpg "Magic Trackpad And Wireless Keyboard Sky View")
Review Of Apple’s New Magic Trackpad [VIDEO]
Jul 27th
A brief review and opinion of Apple’s new Magic Trackpad released today July 27′th 2010 and a list of features and product functions.
The Android Platform Gets Stronger! Adobe Avidly Creating Apps For Android! FlashTime by Adobe The FaceTime Competitor!
Jul 20th
Now that they’re no longer buddy-buddy with Apple, Adobe has apparently set its sights on the Android platform by developing a FaceTime-like video-calling program for phones running the Google OS. The new “FlashTime” app is based on Adobe Air 2.5, which is said to be equal to its desktop Flash brethren. Air 2.5 will give the Flash-based app access to the phone’s microphone and video camera, and will be easily portable to other operating systems. Yeah, there are other programs for Android that already do this, but we have a feeling Adobe’s gonna put a little extra spit-shine on this one.
