Apple started selling iMac Pro on Thursday. It starts at $4,999, but choosing absolutely every single bell and whistle available in the online store increases the computer's price to $13,348.
With up to an insane 22 teraflops of graphics performance, the newly released iMac Pro is a content production powerhouse which zips through the most demanding tasks, from real-time 3D rendering and high frame rate virtual reality to machine learning, 8K video editing and more.
iMac Pro, which launched today, uses Apple's in-house designed chip to boost your security.
Apple's Magic Mouse 2 comes standard with your iMac Pro purchase, but you can instead choose a Magic Trackpad 2 if you'd like.
iMac Pro, the most powerful Mac ever, is available starting today.
If you’ve been following the news lately, then you might’ve caught wind about a particular tfp0 iOS exploit released by security researcher Ian Beer that could potentially aid in the development of an iOS 11 jailbreak.
Many people think the jailbreak is dead, but that doesn't seem to be the case. While a jailbreak tool for iOS 11 hasn't surfaced yet, I wanted to take this opportunity to share why I’m excited about the possibility of an iOS 11 jailbreak.
As promised, Apple's new iMac Pro is now available to purchase, the company announced today.
The latest iPhones have lower carbon intensity of the aluminum than the previous models.
Apple's online store in the United States is now offering free next-day delivery of last-minute holiday gifts.
The device categories that HomeKit supports has grown in the past few years, but not all categories see the love from manufacturers. One of the most underrated categories (in my opinion) is fans. Hunter makes the only HomeKit-enabled fans that are currently available, and it slides perfectly into the HomeKit ecosystem.
One of the bigger features that came to Apple Maps in iOS 11 hasn't seen a lot of use. That is because support for indoor mapping feature has to be done for each and every mall and airport that wish to support it. Apple has now updated their iOS 11 Feature Availability webpage to include locations that have rolled out support.
Out of the box, your iPhone’s default Weather app supports both Celsius and Fahrenheit for depicting how hot or cold it is outside. While these might be two of the most popular units of measure concerning temperature, they’re certainly not the only ones.
Another unit that you don’t see very often unless you dabble in the world of science is Kelvin, and a free jailbreak tweak called 4000 Degrees Kelvin by iOS developer Sniper_GER unlocks this temperature unit throughout iOS.