Abstract: The present invention describes the concept of a computer display pointing and clicking device which does not require a sliding movement of the mouse on the table top or a surface to navigate a cursor on the computer screen. In another version, the device does not even require the movement of the fingers for clicking. Instead the hand is stationary situated on the top of the mouse without any major movements. The pressure of the hand on the device causes the cursor on the screen to move, and as the user's hand leans to different directions fluctuating the pressure on the four sides of the mouse, the cursor moves towards the corresponding side. In yet another version, mere twisting pressure in a counterclockwise or clockwise direction implements the left-click and right-click button functionality of a standard mouse.