Apple’s October Surprise Might Be a New iMac or MacBook Pro
October is almost over, but by the time spooky season is done, Apple may have a jump scare planned for all those with their finger on the tech pulse. The…
Apple Mac mini M2 vs. Mac Studio: mini PCs with powerful insides, compared
Apple’s latest Mac mini is one powerful tiny PC. Released not too long after the Mac Studio, it arrives with the new M2 chip and makes a formidable rival to…
Apple’s M2 Max chip may bring next-level performance to the MacBook Pro
The upcoming Apple M2 Max chip was spotted in an early benchmark. The results bode well for the future MacBook Pro.
Lenovo ThinkPad X13s vs. MacBook Air M1: An ARM wrestle showdown
In this guide, we compare the MacBook Air M1 and the ThinkPad X13s. Does Lenovo have what it takes to take down the laptop king of ARM chips?
The M1 has a major security loophole that Apple can’t patch
MIT researchers have developed a new attack that exploits hardware on Apple’s M1, bypassing the last line of defense for many software bugs.
Why the M2 might not be as next-gen as Apple says
Apple unveiled the new M2 processor at WWDC, but unlike the M1, it probably won’t offer the seismic shift in performance that Macs have recently enjoyed.
Despite the success of M1 Max, future Macs may still use Intel
Apple has achieved great success with using its own M1 Max or Pro chips in the MacBook Pro, but the next Mac Pro may still run on an Intel processor.
Qualcomm says it’s ready to compete with Apple’s M1 chips
Qualcomm is known for designing mobile chips, but the company is paving roads into the laptop market, eyeing Apple’s M1 chip as the benchmark.
The new MacBook Pro has likely been delayed again until this fall
According to the latest supply chain reports, Apple’s new MacBook Pro models will now be released in the third quarter of 2021.
Did Intel admit defeat against Apple M1 processor in latest ad?
Intel claimed that the MacBook Pro is powered by the world’s best processor in a marketing attempt to promote its own 11th Gen CPU rather than Apple’s M1 chip.