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Expectations are that Apple is going to refresh the 16-inch MacBook Pro line later this year, and introduce a 14-inch model, too. That will bring the Apple silicon processor to the larger laptop, and apparently a few other changes.
Having refreshed the iMac all-in-one desktop with a new design and the M1 chip, Apple is now expected to release new 14 and 16-inch versions of its MacBook Pro notebook featuring not only Apple silicon but also mini-LED display technology which debuted on the new iPad Pro.
This awesome commercial wants to sell you the message that Apple has supercharged the newly announced iPad Pro by equipping it with the company's custom Mac chip, the Apple M1.
During Apple's Spring Loaded event, the company unveiled a colorful new iMac.
Apple today at its “Spring Loaded” special event announced a completely redesigned iMac all-in-one desktop family featuring seven vibrant color finishes, the latest Apple silicon and more.
Need VoiceOver when logging in to your Mac? In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to manually activate VoiceOver on the login screen or have it enabled automatically so that it’s ready to go when you are.
One enthusiast has turned his iPad Pro into the ultimate Classic Macintosh by using an emulator to run classic MacOS on his tablet, documenting the whole process on his blog.
Learn how to plan your next road trip or getaway using the Apple Maps app on your Mac by seeing how far locations are from each other and adding stops along the way.
While virtualization company Corellium has managed to make Linux boot on Apple silicon Macs with a series of patches, the open-source operating system will officially gain initial support for the Apple M1-powered Mac models in an upcoming release expected around June.
The Opera browser for macOS is now up to two times faster on Mac computers powered by Apple silicon rather than Intel chips, thanks to newly-launched native support for M1 Macs.
Apple on Wednesday went ahead and seeded the latest betas of its popular operating systems to developers.
Apple's contracted Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) to build next-generation chips for the upcoming iPhone 13 and its next Mac computers ahead of schedule.