At WWDC 2022, Tim Cook and team announced the all new MacBook Air. The new, thin form factor boasts a Midnight blue color way that seems inspired by iPhone. Sized to be even smaller, the new design has 20% less volume than the previous models, at less than .5 inches thin. The hidden upgrade is an all new M2 Apple silicon chipset. With the new marketing materials come incredible, M2 MacBook Air wallpaper and these inspired designs for iPhone.
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Apple may launch OLED MacBook Air and iPad Pro models in 2024
Any given year, there are a variety of different rumors swirling around at any given time regarding upcoming products from Apple. But this year, and especially right now, it certainly feels like the rumor mill is bursting at the seams regarding devices the company is working on. Especially in the laptop category.
At least one analyst is skeptical about that rumored 12-inch MacBook
Is Apple going to launch a brand new 12-inch laptop sometime in the near future? It's certainly a possibility, in the sense it's Apple we're talking about and they can basically do whatever they want when it comes to launching new hardware. And there are certainly plenty of rumors out there suggesting just that. But at least one analyst isn't so sure.
Apple is reportedly working on a 15-inch MacBook Air, a new 12-inch MacBook, and more
At this year's Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple showed off new hardware in the form of a brand new, redesigned MacBook Air. But, of course, the wheel keeps turning, and product development is a never-ending process. Which means there are new products on the way! Including, apparently, yet another new MacBook Air.
Apple announces the new MacBook Air with M2, new design, and Midnight color
The MacBook Air is getting a new entry to its lineup. It's one of the most popular laptops out there in the market, and easily one of the strongest products for Apple's laptop segment. Today, we get a redesigned MacBook Air with the new M2 processor under the hood.
Apple could unveil a revamped MacBook Air and another new Mac at WWDC
Two new Mac computers powered by Apple silicon could be unveiled at WWDC, claims a source, one of which could be a redesigned MacBook Air notebook.
The rumored 15-inch MacBook Air might not be called MacBook Air while this year’s model should have a 13.6-inch display
A 15-inch MacBook Air is apparently launching in 2023, but Apple might not call it "Air." As for a 20221 MacBook Air redesign, it may include a slightly larger screen.
Apple may be working on a 15-inch MacBook Air that could launch in 2023
Some rumors just refuse to die. They might go dormant for a long stretch of time, but there's always a possibility we'll hear about some unreleased product again. Take, for example, a 15-inch MacBook Air that we heard about back in January of last year. Well, now it's back in the news cycle!
Kuo: The next MacBook Air will have a new design and the same old M1 chip
The current M1 MacBook Air should soon get a new design and more color options but don't expect Apple to swap the M1 chip for an upcoming M2 processor.
Pro users, do you customize your Apple hardware with color or stickers?
It hasn't happened yet, but word on the street is that in the very near future Apple is going to launch a brand new, redesigned MacBook Air. One of the talking points is that the new design will drop the tapered shell that Apple has used since the MacBook Air's debut. Another, though, is that Apple is going to add some color to the lineup.
Gurman sees Apple launching multiple M2 Macs in March, and then again in May or June
Apple may launch multiple M2 Macs in 2022, with some new models coming in March, and then again in May or June, says Bloomberg's reliable reporter Mark Gurman.
40+ tips to save battery on your MacBook
Here are over forty ways to increase the battery life of your MacBook Air or MacBook Pro with an Apple silicon (M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max) or Intel processor, running any recent macOS version, including the current macOS Monterey.
With the help of these battery tips, you should be able to use your MacBook for a longer time on a single charge. It's important to note that while these suggestions are helpful for all, you should make sure to follow only those you're comfortable with, or those that aren't getting in the way of your productivity and workflows.