Microsoft introduced touchpad and touchscreen gestures back in the era of Windows 8, leading a lot of people to wonder if a laptop or tablet was better for these gestures. Things got even murkier with other peripherals like touch-based mice and monitors. It’s clear that touch wasn’t very useful in Windows 8, but that’s not true at all for Windows 10. Not only did Microsoft bring over all of the basic gestures from Windows 8, but it added several new ones — ones that actually are useful for everyday use. We even dare to call them essential. And now, with the advent of 2-in-1 laptops for Windows 10,…
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