Recent references spotted inside macOS 27.2 hint at Apple's ongoing exploration of a touchscreen MacBook Pro. The software clues point to potential preparations for touch-based interactions on Apple's flagship computer lineup.
Historically, Apple has preserved touch displays for the iPhone and iPad, keeping the Mac centered on a traditional keyboard and trackpad experience. These latest software discoveries, however, suggest that the company could eventually expand touch capabilities to macOS devices.
Apple has not officially announced plans or hardware specifications for a touch-enabled laptop, leaving details regarding an official release unconfirmed for now.
For full details and a deeper breakdown of the findings, check the original report on 9to5Mac.
