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Trouble with Mighty Mouse? Your hand could be at fault.

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So a sizeable minority of folks seem to be reporting having difficulties piloting the Mighty Mouse, and Maury McCown of RAILhead Design thinks he knows the reason: user error. This is no design flaw — you're just holding the thing wrong, people. What's more, you're at risk for carpal tunnel if you hold the mouse too far back and don't make proper contact with the "touch sensitive areas" (not to be confused with buttons). So just remember today's mantra, kids, and feel free to spread this far and wide — "When in doubt, establish full contact with touch sensitive areas." This has been a public service announcement. Thanks.

[Via TUAW]