iDB's video editor Harris Craycraft has been using the 16-inch MacBook Pro for a little while - long enough to compile a list of what he really likes about it. In this YouTube video, Harris talks about his five favorite features of the new MacBook Pro.
There are a lot of pre-Retina Display equipped 13-inch MacBook Pros still in service. If you have one and you're looking to get some more bang for your buck, it's possible with relatively little muss and fuss to upgrade them to keep them going a while longer while making them much faster than they ever were from the factory. One of the best performance upgrades you can give your MacBook Pro is to replace the stock hard disk drive with an SSD. This guide will show you how.
You'd be wrong to assume that Apple's new MacBook Pro notebook rocks nothing more than faster components under the hood along with an updated 16-inch Retina screen. In this brief hands-on walkthrough video, our video editor Harris Craycraft goes over ten important changes and key differences between this and every other MacBook Pro Apple has made.
The holiday shopping season is almost upon us, so Apple is jumping into the fray and welcoming its latest holiday gift guide.
More often than not, a company will uncover all of the new and noteworthy features in a new product on its own, with subsequent investigations of the new hardware or software confirming those details. But it looks like the brand new 16-inch MacBook Pro has a small surprise for us.
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to adjust the refresh rate of your MacBook screen or external display for smoother visuals and reduced eye strain.
Apple's recent introduction of a 16-inch MacBook Pro got me thinking about the future of the Mac line. The latest rumors suggest that the 13-inch MacBook Pro is getting a redesigned keyboard in early 2020. That's a good first step. But the increase in screen real estate on the 16-inch model makes me wonder if the 13-inch MacBook Pro might be not long for this world at all. Could a 14-inch be around the corner?
Remember last week when the iFixit team started their teardown treatment of the brand new 16-inch MacBook Pro, aiming primarily on the new keyboard? Well they did that, and now the process is done and published.
Not too long ago, Apple followed through with all of those rumors and finally launched a brand new 16-inch MacBook Pro. And one of its major defining features may be making the leap to a 13-inch model early next year.
This week's was dominated by a few headlines that caught my attention. The first, of course, was Apple's long-awaited introduction of the new 16-inch MacBook Pro. The next came when Apple announced the release of its Research app and announced three studies designed to work with it, all on the same day as Stanford researchers offered up the full results of their 2017 Apple Watch heart study. The final thing was Apple's controversial decision to nix the availability of vaping apps on the App Store - which isn't sitting right with medical marijuana advocates, especially. Let's dive right in.
Rather than budget for a new computer, sometimes you can put together a deal that will keep you going with what you already have - or what you can get your hands on cheap - that turns out to be a better value. That's what I discovered recently with a 13-inch MacBook Pro (Mid 2012) that I got my hands on. Here's what I did.
Not too long ago Apple officially announced the new 16-inch MacBook Pro. It features a slightly larger display, a new Magic Keyboard, and a new thermal design. So obviously some people want to see how it all looks and works under the hood.