Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac You wake up or restart your Mac, and nothing is connected. Your Bluetooth keyboard does nothing. You wiggle your Bluetooth mouse or trackpad, and the on-screen ...

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A staggering array of different devices use Bluetooth these days, from things you expect to have the functionality (like your cellphone) to headphones, keyboards, gaming controllers and much more.

Even if you aren't very tech savvy, there's nothing hard about plugging in a keyboard or mouse. But if you have a wireless keyboard or mouse, it takes a few steps to get set up. Here's how to do it.

You can use a wireless mouse with an iPad that's running iPadOS 13.4 or later. To use a mouse on your iPad, you'll need to pair them using the Bluetooth menu. Once paired, you can use a mouse with ...

Bluetooth is one of the best ways to connect a range of devices to your PC or laptop, from game controllers to wireless speakers and headphones. While most PCs will ...

With the release of iPadOS 13.4, Apple brought official Bluetooth mouse and trackpad support to its iPads. This article explains how to connect your chosen input device from your iPad. To learn more ...

Connecting a wireless mouse to your Mac will likely require either Bluetooth or a USB dongle. A Bluetooth mouse will need to be connected to your Mac using the Bluetooth menu in System Preferences. A ...

Apple has shared two new support documents that outline how to connect and use a Bluetooth mouse or trackpad with compatible iPad models, including all iPad Pro models, the iPad Air 2 or later, the ...