Apple has something of an obsession with owning as much of the underlying technology in its products as possible. With that in mind, we’ve seen a handful of rumors over the past few >>
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Wild rumor claims Apple will announce a pricey gaming Mac next year
As far as wild Apple rumors are concerned, a new report claiming that Apple has plans to release a high-end gaming computer next year is a doozy. The report originates from the Economic >>
Apple just debuted MacOS 10.15, and it’s packed with new features
Apple chose to wrap up its annual WWDC keynote this year with a showcase of MacOS 10.15. The upcoming MacOS update will include a suite of new features that promote productivity and ease >>
Leak reveals new macOS 10.15 feature that lets you run Mac apps on the iPad
With Apple’s developers conference fast approaching, rumors of the various new software features the company has been developing for iPhone/iPad and Mac have begun to spring up. Recent reports have detailed some of >>
Apple reportedly testing Macs with Face ID and touchscreen displays
A recent report said that Apple will launch the AirPods 2 this spring, and that the new wireless headphones will be more expensive than their predecessors. The report detailed the upcoming AirPower wireless >>
Apple released its picks for the best apps of 2018: Procreate Pocket, Fortnite, and more
Google on Monday released its “Best of 2018” highlights for the Play store, which included PUBG and Infinity War, among many other titles across various digital content categories. Apple followed with its own >>
Apple’s software chief explains how iOS apps will work on Mac
If you walked away from WWDC 2018 on Monday feeling somewhat underwhelmed, you weren’t the only one. iOS 12 is as iterative of an update as Apple has shown off in years, and >>
The system-wide dark mode everyone wants on the iPhone is finally coming… to Macs
After revealing that iOS 12 will support the iPhone 5s earlier today, 9to5Mac has returned with another surprise. While poking around in the WebKit source code (which is the engine that power Safari) >>
