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Home Today's Catch Reader Comments Top-Rated Blogs Add a Blog Info for Bloggers About Us All Topics News Entertainment Politics Technology Cars Sports Health General   Latest post rated: "Experiemental" Cow Dung Project To Heat 1,100 Dut.... Rating: 1 stars.   Latest blog added: Coconut Palm Tree. Welcome!   More recent ratings:   Newsweek: Fighting for Survival but Drifting to Ir.... Rating: 4 stars.   Amber Heard Is Different. Rating: 1 stars.   Andrew Sullivan's Palin-Induced Psychosis. Rating: 1 stars. Home > Technology > Ars Technica > You win some, you lose some: a review of Apple's Magic Mouse     Flag this article? (What's this?)   Technology   Ars Technica:   Average Rating: Your Rating:   You win some, you lose some: a review of Apple's Magic Mouse 2009-11-02 8:46pm -08:00T   |   Total Score: 5 points   |   Average Rating: 5 out of 5   |   Post History   |   Visit Ars Technica   # Date Action 1 2009-11-02 8:46pm -08:00T This post was found by Blogowogo and given an initial rating of 5 stars. 2 Add to this post's history by giving it YOUR rating! It's fun, it's easy, it only takes a click. And best of all, when you rate a post, your opinion becomes helpful to other people. Hide Post History Outtake: I may be in a minority at the Ars Orbiting HQ, but I've been a big fan of the Apple Mouse (formerly known as the Mighty Mouse) since its introduction. I like the styling and the mouse's functionality, and unlike some of my relatives, I can remember that something different will happen if I click with my finger on the right side of the mouse. Of course, the Apple Mouse has its drawbacks, the chief of which is the tendency of the scrolling orb to get gummed up with palm cheese and stop working correctly. When Apple announced the Magic Mouse, the feature list intrigued me, especially the gestures. Since getting my MacBook Air, I've become a big fan of the three-fingered swipe for navigation when surfing. So Apple's move to bring... Read More on Ars Technica...   Reader Comments Have an opinion about what you've read? This is a great opportunity to post a comment directly on Ars Technica, or you can post your comment here:   Add Your Comment: Title (Optional): Comment: Choose an identity: Anonymous (Male) Anonymous (Female) Other Want to post comments with your own screen name, avatar, profile, etc.? Sign-in. Username: Web Page © Copyright 2009 Ars Technica. All rights reserved. If you've enjoyed this content, please visit Ars Technica to show your appreciation. Latest Blog Entries from Ars Technica: Shocker: Ars, Hollywood agree on need for ACTA openness Computerized medicine: good for quality, but not costs Students get discounts on Exchange-compatible Office for Mac Microsoft settles with employee accused of stealing docs Arrests made in massive, $390/hour Video Relay Service scam   More from Ars Technica... Latest Blog Entries on Technology from around the Blogosphere: DillSeed: Thinking Of Purchasing A Used Riding Lawn Mower? DillSeed: Free Standing Cookers - When There Just Isn’t Enough Space Digital Trends: Holiday Gift Ideas: Reebok Pump 20th Anniversary Edition MobileCrunch: Seesmic Ventures Into Mobile With Powerful New Apps For Android And BlackBerry MobileCrunch: Uh-Oh: Gameloft moves away from Android development   More on Technology...   Copyright 2009 Blogowogo.com. All rights reserved to the original publishers of their respective articles. (v. 0.014 )