Apple's new 16-inch MacBook Pro, available starting today, ships with a 96-watt USB-C power adapter in the box to power the notebook's bigger battery, rated at a hundred watt-hours.
Earlier today Apple finally made all the rumors come true: the 16-inch MacBook Pro is officially official.
Apple today dropped a new 16-inch MacBook Pro which has replaced the phased-out 15-inch MacBook Pro, simplifying Apple's lineup a bit. I immediately visited Apple's online store to max out the pricier $2,799 configuration with all the available hardware upgrades, ending up with a fully loaded $6,099 machine that offers lots of bang for the buck (at least on paper).
Companies as gigantic as Apple and Google are always looking for new markets to dominate. Financial services are no different.
Apple has discontinued the 15-inch MacBook Pro after launching today a new MacBook Pro model with a 16-inch display, a redesigned scissor switch keyboard and updated internals.
Apple on Wednesday said that it will release its much-anticipated Mac Pro and accompanying Pro Display XDR monitor in December. The Mac Pro will be available starting at $5,999 and the Pro Display XDR will cost $4,999.
Plenty of rumors have pointed to a new, redesigned 16-inch MacBook Pro launching sometime before 2019. And it turns out that was the plan after all, as Apple has just announced its new, 16-inch MacBook Pro. The new laptop arrives in stores later this week starting at $2,399.
There have been rumblings and grumblings that Apple is working on a slightly redesigned new MacBook Pro set to launch before the end of 2019, and now another report aims to corroborate all those earlier rumors.
Walmart has announced a new partnership with Apple that will see ordering things from the retailer a lot easier, if you like using Siri that is.
The best thing going for Apple TV+’s sci-fi/fantasy series See is that it doesn’t take itself too seriously, all the while handing out solid performances in a show that’s not quite on the same level as Games of Thrones. But that’s not a bad thing. Here's a review of the latest episode for your consideration.
Apple TV+ already has a huge roster of talented people working on projects for the streaming service, but it sounds like one more may be joining the list.
Earlier today, Apple seeded the second developer beta of iOS 13.3 (and iPadOS 13.3). Now, a few details are starting to surface.