Apple fans might want to be careful about what they wish for. After years of detailing what they wanted out of a next-gen Mac Pro, Apple actually delivered. This past June at WWDC >>
Apple fans might want to be careful about what they wish for. After years of detailing what they wanted out of a next-gen Mac Pro, Apple actually delivered. This past June at WWDC >>
When Apple unveiled the new Mac Pro at WWDC 2019 earlier this year, we called it at the time the version of this computer that we’ve long been waiting for. Power users immediately >>
It’s often been said that the most powerful division within Apple — outside of Jony Ive’s design group — is the company’s marketing division. It may sound counter-intuitive at first glance, but given >>
After going through lots of software announcements, including tvOS, watchOS, iOS 13, and iPadOS, Apple kicked off its Mac section of WWDC 2019 on Monday with the introduction of the Mac desktop we’ve >>
In an effort to stem the narrative that it no longer cares about professional users, Apple last week announced that it’s busy working on new hardware designed specifically for developers and creative professionals. >>
For any Mac users who have been patiently waiting for Apple to retire the relatively ancient trashcan Mac Pro, the good news is that a brand new Mac Pro is in the pipeline. >>
One of the more interesting narratives involving Apple in 2016 focused on whether or not the company was abandoning its base of traditionally loyal pro users. The issue came to a head this past >>
2016 was a rough year for those of us who love Apple’s desktops. For the past year (and in some cases much longer), Apple’s iMac, Mac mini, and Mac Pro have remained largely untouched. >>
