Apple revealed the M1 chip that it designed for Mac computers on Tuesday at an event in California. Apple’s M1 SoC will power a new 13-inch MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and Mac >>
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Apple will host its third hardware reveal event of the fall on Tuesday, November 10th at 1 p.m. ET. Apple is expected to reveal the first Mac computers powered by its own ARM-based >>
Apple will finally announce the first ARM-based Macs at WWDC 2020
Apple will reportedly announce that it is moving from Intel chips to its own ARM-based processors on future Macs and MacBooks at WWDC 2020 this month. Rumors of Apple moving Mac processor development >>
Apple plans to launch an ARM-based Mac with its own chips in 2021
Apple will release its first ARM-based Mac with an in-house processor in 2021, Bloomberg reports. Apple’s first Mac chips will feature 8 high-performance cores and at least 4 energy-efficient cores. Work on second-generation >>
Apple is offering free two-hour delivery on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac
There are undoubtedly millions of shoppers all around the globe that have yet to finish their holiday shopping, despite the fact that Hanukkah already started and Christmas is just hours away. The good >>
Netflix still refuses to make a Mac app, but there’s already an amazing alternative for you
The best way to watch Netflix is using its official apps, regardless of the operating system, unless you’re a Mac owner in which case you’re stuck with a browser or experimenting with third-party >>
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 just made the experience of upgrading to a new Mac far less painful
While the cost alone is a deterrent for many shoppers, the scariest risk when upgrading to a new computer is the risk of losing all of your data in the transfer process. Apple >>
