Apple Missed a Chance to Be Revolutionary With Touch-Screen Mac

Apple finally delivered a touch-screen MacBook Pro, but the company’s execution stayed cautious. The feature—announced as a long time coming—lands after two decades without a full touch display on the MacBook Pro line, yet the overall approach appears restrained rather than “revolutionary.” The same roundup also points to an iPhone Duo cracked-screen problem described as real, and notes why Apple’s foldable concept has been hard to find. In other words, the week’s Power On update frames touch as overdue progress, while other Apple hardware developments remain either problematic or elusive.