In 1992, Apple was still in its “Job-less” phase, kicking around innovative ideas way ahead of its time, before Steve Jobs returned to bring order to chaos. At the time, Apple Newton wasn’t the only stylus product that the company wanted to release to the public.

If you are big on iOS games, and play often on your iPad, you may already know about Gamevice, a controller that, as the name suggests, grips both sides of an iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch, and turns the device of choice into one big iOS powered Gameboy.

The new MacBook Pro comes with a great, albeit gimmicky feature, in the form of the Touch Bar: a hardware utility that adds touchscreen controls to the new laptop, and that can be customized according to the applications being used.

Over the years, Apple has maintained its stance on any question regarding a possible merge of iOS and macOS, as well as any hope for MacBooks to get touchscreens, anytime in the future.