Apple’s iMac Pro could get an all-powerful 12-core chip
Apple’s upcoming iMac Pro could have a brand-new 12-core chip, according to a reliable leaker. That could take its performance a step above any other Mac.
The upcoming Mac Pro may be based on M1 chip, not M2
You would expect Apple to put its upcoming M2 chip inside its most powerful computer. You’d be wrong, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
Why the M1 MacBook Air is still an excellent buy today
The M1 MacBook Air is almost a year old, but even in late 2021, it remains an excellent purchase that won’t be replaced anytime soon.
The secrets behind Apple’s M1 chip just got exposed for open-sourcing
Apple’s M1 chip turned the industry upside last fall, and now a new PDF that reverse-engineers the chip could lead to an open-source M1 variant sprouting up.
Premiere Pro arrives on M1 Macs, now saves your work 168% faster
Adobe’s Premiere Pro app now runs natively on Apple’s M1 Macs. The wait has been worth it, with speed improvements across the board compared to Intel Macs.
Apple’s rumored larger iMac could ship with more powerful M2X processor
Apple is reportedly working on a larger, more powerful iMac desktop with its own custom silicon that will replace the current 27-inch Intel-powered model.
Turning future Macs into gaming PCs? Apple says it ‘loves the challenge’
Intel, Nvidia, and AMD should be watching their backs — Apple is gunning for the PC gaming market with a future M-series processor for the Mac.
Your iPad might finally be able to replace your MacBook – but there’s a catch
Advances in Apple’s iPadOS 15 announced at WWDC might let you replace your laptop with an iPad, but if you do demanding work, the software will hold you back.
MacBook Air buying guide: How to choose your storage, RAM, and more
Want to buy an M1 MacBook Air? Our guide will show you everything you need to know before purchasing, from how much RAM to get to what SSD size you…
Intel again tries to diss Apple but hurts itself in its confusion
Intel’s latest swipe at Apple says the Cupertino giant’s MacBook Pro laptops suck at gaming — by attacking Intel’s own i9 processors. What is going on?