Hardware, Odds and ends, Apple Steve Jobs hates styluses (styli?). At the January, 2007 Macworld Expo keynote where Jobs introduced the iPhone to the world, he went so far as to ask "Who wants a stylus?" and expressed his distaste for stylus input with a "Yeccch!"
However, that hasn't kept Apple from applying for a patent on using a stylus on devices like the iPhone that are designed for finger input.
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