9to5mac.com - 1/19/2009
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According to one of our readers, older MacBooks and MacBook Pros are going to be able to use the four finger gestures. Who said no new features in Snow Leopard?! Oh, and a special version (64-bit?) of Flash according to Mr. Five finger discount .
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Four finger gestures coming to older MacBooks via Snow Leopard
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence —
According to one of our readers, older MacBooks and MacBook Pros are going to be able to use the four finger gestures. Who said no new features in Snow Leopard?! Oh, and a special version (64-bit?) of Flash according to Mr. Five finger discount.
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Snow Leopard to Feature Four Finger Gestures for Old MacBooks
MacBlogz - One Stop Apple News —
... A 9to5mac reader has noted that users of the older generation MacBooks and MacBook Pros will be able to make use of four finger gestures on the device’s trackpad. ...
4 finger gestures offered with Snow Leopard?
HardMac.com —
According to 9to5mac it is possible to have 4 finger gestures on a Penryn Macbook Pro with the beta of Snow Leopard and without any do-it-yourself fudging. ...
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