The first computer mouse was invented in the early 1960s by Douglas Engelbart during his time at the Stanford Research Institute in Menlo Park, California. Engelbart, often described as a ...

Apple has apparently designed a prototype of the new mouse that incorporates a mixture of touch, voice controls, and hand gestures, making it more suitable for today's computing demands.

Prior to the mouse, computer operators had to use a light pen to navigate the screen. The first mouse prototype Engelbart created was no more than a block of wood with some sensors and a wire ...

The co-creator of the computer mouse ... Bill English became the first person to use a mouse when he built the prototype at Mr Engelbart's research project at the Stanford Research Institute.

the prototype device is an interesting one especially since it allows for full control of a computer without needing a dedicated mouse. For other unique mechanical keyboard concepts, we recently ...

Also sold within the auction was a prototype mouse - the Douglas Engelbart: Three-Button 'Mark II' Hawley X063X Mouse. The ...

When Farag and Apple's marketing chief Jony Ive met to work on a multi-button mouse prototype, Jobs stopped by on his way back from another meeting. "What morons have you had working on this project?" ...

Apple is reportedly working on a next-generation Magic Mouse prototype that may feature touch, voice, and gesture controls. The redesign focuses on ergonomics and unspecified gestures, with voice ...