Think you could use a bit of magic in your life? Apple’s new Magic Mouse might just be what you need! Magic Mouse features a multi-touch feature that was only previously available in iPhone, iPod Touch, and MacBooks’ Trackpads. So, how does the Magic Mouse work? The Magic Mouse is designed to be wireless and without buttons as well as trackballs, so its surface is really smooth and flawless. It can connect easily any Mac that has Bluetooth. But it also requires Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.8 or later with Wireless Mouse Software Update 1.0.

You can click or double click by means of tapping the Magic Mouse’s surface. And if you want it to function as a two-button mouse, just enable the Secondary Click feature in the System Preference. The Magic Mouse recognizes finger gestures so if you are going to scroll down a page, just use one finger and move it in the direction required. You can easily scroll up/down and left/right merely by moving your finger. Zooming is also easily done in using Magic Mouse.

Apple has integrated a very responsive chip inside this seamless mouse which enables it to easily recognize finger gestures.