Exploring the Unique Design of Apple's Magic Mouse: White and Multi-Touch

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The Apple Magic Mouse White Multi Touch Surface is a wireless mouse designed by Apple Inc. It is a sleek and stylish accessory that offers a unique user experience. One of the standout features of the Magic Mouse is its multi-touch surface. This allows users to perform a range of gestures, similar to those found on the trackpad of a MacBook. Users can swipe between pages, scroll through documents, and zoom in and out with simple finger movements. This intuitive interface makes navigating through content and controlling applications a breeze.



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Tinder - знакомства и чат

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Interbay Whole Foods to open in one week

The Interbay Whole Foods will open one week from today, October 13th, a day earlier than originally announced. “Yes we are opening one day early as we are so organized!” said PR representative Vicki Foley.

As you can see from this picture, the store looks pretty much ready to go. The shelves are stocked and everything seems to be in place. Whole Foods announced in January that the store in the Interbay Retail Center on 15th Ave West would open in December but they moved up the timeframe.

Our sister site, Magnolia Voice was the first to report last September that the project at Interbay was stopped when the developer filed suit against Whole Foods for breaching the lease. The original opening was set for last Thanksgiving. Peet’s Coffee, Subway and a dry cleaner have already opened. The Magic Dragon Chinese Eatery is set to open soon.

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This intuitive interface makes navigating through content and controlling applications a breeze. The Magic Mouse also features a seamless, one-piece design with a smooth, white finish. It has a low-profile design and no buttons or scroll wheels.

101 thoughts to “Interbay Whole Foods to open in one week”

SPG says: I forget, are we supposed to be happy, or still boycotting this?
It's hard to keep track sometimes. AH says: y not says:

yes, the store is all set to go… the shelves are well-stocked with over-priced items and there's not a union representative in sight.

balishag says:

Then make your choice not to shop there. I am absolutely shopping at the new Whole Foods. My service experiences at the Ballard Market have been poor lately. I'm happy to shop somewhere where people are more motivated to provide good service. Plus, the 365 brand at Whole Foods is generally more affordable than the the prices at BM.

stopthebuzz says: You don't form your own opinions? Cougar Bob says:

I will be shopping there for the meats. Organic, grass fed, hormone and anti-biotic free hoved animals are to die for! Also I agree with SPG. What we need is a boycott matrix that can properly guide us through this crazy mixed up world of ours. Here's a start…..Albertsons=Mormons, Trader Joes=Corporate chain, QFC=Kroger(spooky interbay store), Safeway=Too much red and its creepy when they read your name off of the receipt, Thriftway=HighPrices, WholeFoods=NewAge Wolves dressed in wolves clothing

Edog says:

After reading the WSJ Oped their CEO “wrote” on Heathcare, I will refuse to shop at any of their stores! If he wants to be a progressive beard for antiprogressive causes, he can take his goods elsewhere.

a says:

I agree that Ballard Market does have higher prices than many items at WF. I primarily shop for specialty items (gluten and dairy free) and find they are almost always cheaper at WF than BM. And the service tends to be much better, in my opinion.

ballardrocksnow says:

I look forward to not shopping there. Authoring an anti healthcare bit in the WSJ echoing debunked myths made my decision easy.

whitman says: Most of the 365 stuff is from china. look for something from the US at least. Edog says:

Did you know you can special order from Thundering Hooves? You have to meet them at Shilshole on Friday mornings – I think? but their meat is outstanding.

Cougar Bob says:

This link is legit. Its the Whole Foods CEO response to the WSJ piece as well as his original statement. http://www2.wholefoodsmarket.com/blogs/jmackey/…

ozcesq says:

I second the Thundering Hooves suggestion. We catered a wedding on the weekend using Thundering Hooves pork. It was a cut that they did by special order for us, and after an initial delivery issue they moved heaven and earth to make sure it arrived in plenty of time. The meat was sensational – clearly from a well-exercised and happy pig – and it was the hit of the wedding (second to the gorgeous bride, of course!). I highly recommend giving your meat custom to this family-run, local, eco-friendly and humane business, and they're nice people as well! They're way cheaper than Whole Foods and better quality, and the only challenge is getting organized to put your order in and pick up your meat (Friday morning at Shilshole or Saturday morning at Phinney Ridge). It's worth the extra effort! (Too gushing? Sorry – still high on delicious pork…)

shelterwood says:

I did a price comparison about a year ago, similar to the ones they do at the Seattle Times. Whole Foods beat Ballard Market by an eye popping margin (QFC and FM were disturbingly high, except for wine). I love Ballard Market, but Whole Foods is much more innovative with it's prepared foods, the butchers at the Roosevelt Store are fabulous always willing to cut a special piece of meat or chicken for me,. That said, I think the vegetables at WF are not as good as Ballard Market and BM has killer short bread cookies. My feeling about the boycott is this: the CEO of WF has an obligation to his shareholders and keeping employee costs down is part of his job. Unfortunate, but true. People I know who work there love it and WF seems to have a high retention of employees. You have to acknowledge that the CEO had the genius to get on the organic bandwagon long before the huge mega-stores did, and he has a right to explain his ideas about health care, just as every American does. His political or policy opinions may not agree with me, but he is probably someone I would be willing to listen to, even if he is a little nuts (I am more disturbed by his weird trolling investor Internet sites bad mouthing Wild Oats before WF acquired them). Bottom line for me, in this economy, is where can I get quality food and service at the least cost.

NoraBell says:

Ballard Market won't loose my business, anyway. I've never had an issue with the tellers or anyone else there. In fact, with one exception, the tellers are a lot less creepy than at Safeway.
No doubt this Whole Foods will survive without me.

stopthebuzz says:

John Mackey is the type of guy who would post on message boards under a pseudonym championing his own company while denigrating a rival he hoped to acquire. http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20070711/17481…

BallardBasement says:

Whole Foods was a hard habit to break, but I'm glad I did it. Boycotting only works if you actually boycott. Regardless of the CEO's explanation, it was clear to me that he didn't understand that progressives were his customer base.

Bark more, Wag Less says:

By progressives you mean the upper middle class, college educated, white professionals who can afford to shop at WH right?

gurple says: If I lived in eastern Magnolia or Interbay, I'd probably shop there. Ytoo says:

No, the typical WF shopper is a winger reactinary with a sense of entiltement. A meritocrat or a believer in corporatism type. Mussolini called fascism corporatism. He was quite right.

Edog says:

Well Lanny Davis may have helped Mackey write this, but calling this the “CEO's responses to the WSJ piece” is incorrect. The WSJ piece carried Mackey’s name, his Whole Foods blog post is a version of his own work, and does not set him free from his own words, much of which are contained clean an unchanged word for word. It could be that Kackey was unaware of the WSJ’s edits to his work, but I think Mackey is smarter that that, and he probably saw a final draft before it went to print. As a business man Mackey is a nobody without Whole Foods, while his work might not be company policy, he involvement in this was because he could bring something reflective of a progressive lifestyle to the table. The WSJ uses their editorial page to help shape the world as they would like it to be, as so all news outlets. Mackey was picked by a coalition of industry lobbyists at a key moment to divide, conquer and confuse public opinion on healthcare. By choosing the prominent head of a store with a “progressive” image that supports a “progressive” lifestyle at this moment was done not only to inject bad policy favoring insurance companies over people, but it was done in way that was designed to confuse people as to what the progressive voice is. Had there not been such a harsh response to Mackey’s actions, the insufferable corporate media would have used him an example of how progressives really feel about healthcare. This is complex, but it is not subtle. As he was part of a group, Kackey probably did not have to work the WSJ much to get his piece printed, but I am sure he was well aware of how he was being used. Outside of Whole Foods John Mackey is a nobody, he was brought in because he could bring their image to the table, even if only defacto. Shame on him for trying to fool us. Were his piece honestly his own random thoughts on healthcare it would not bother me, and the WSJ would never have printed it.

Ytoo says:

When they live in Seattle they are better known as DINOs. They are the reason we have lived under the blight of the GOP for 30 years and may well be the reason Obama will have one term only.

Apple magic mouse white multi touch surfaze

Instead, it has a touch-sensitive surface that responds to various gestures. This minimalist design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also makes the mouse comfortable to use for extended periods. In terms of connectivity, the Magic Mouse utilizes Bluetooth technology to connect wirelessly to compatible devices. This eliminates the need for tangled cables and allows for a clutter-free workspace. The wireless range is impressive, giving users the freedom to move around without losing connection. While the Magic Mouse is designed primarily for use with Apple devices, it is also compatible with Windows computers. However, certain features and gestures may be limited when used with non-Apple devices. Overall, the Apple Magic Mouse White Multi Touch Surface is a versatile and innovative accessory that revolutionizes the way users interact with their computer. Its multi-touch surface and wireless capabilities make it a standout choice for those looking for a seamless and intuitive user experience..

Reviews for "Improve Your Productivity with the Apple Magic Mouse: Master Multi-Touch Surfaze"

1. John - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with the Apple Magic Mouse. The multi-touch surface was not responsive at all, and I found myself constantly having to repeat gestures just to get it to register. The cursor would also randomly jump around the screen, making it difficult to accurately click on items. Overall, I found the user experience to be frustrating and not worth the high price tag.
2. Sarah - 1/5 stars - I cannot recommend the Apple Magic Mouse. The design is sleek and stylish, but it falls short in terms of functionality. The lack of physical buttons makes it difficult to right-click, and the touch surface is extremely sensitive, leading to accidental clicks and scrolling. Additionally, the battery life is abysmal. I had to constantly replace the batteries, which was a hassle and an additional cost. Save yourself the frustration and look for a more reliable mouse option.
3. David - 2/5 stars - I bought the Apple Magic Mouse expecting a seamless and smooth scrolling experience. However, I was thoroughly disappointed. The touch surface felt slippery and unnatural, making it difficult to control the cursor accurately. The lack of tactile feedback was also problematic, as I often found myself pressing too hard or not hard enough. In terms of ergonomics, the mouse is too flat and uncomfortable to use for extended periods. I would not recommend this mouse to anyone looking for a comfortable and functional option.

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