A touchscreen comes standard on many models of Chromebook, but sometimes having it on can be a problem, like if a cat or child won’t stop touching it.
Touchscreens have become nothing less than a way of life for millions. With tablets, handheld gaming systems, smartwatches, fast food ordering machines, and so many more, it seems we flit from one touchscreen to another over the course of our everyday lives. Physical buttons have become a thing of the past on all kinds of devices.
Sometimes, though, touch-sensitive screens can be rather inconvenient. Have you ever dialed a number accidentally while your phone was in your pocket because you “pressed” the buttons? Has a child in your life merrily prodded at your laptop screen and irreversibly changed your quarterly report to a 72-point font? Almost certainly, yes.
Such devices inevitably become rather smudgy over time, even when used intentionally.
