Apple revealed its first Apple silicon chip, the M1, as well as new Mac Mini, MacBook Pro, and MacBook Air computers that will run on it.
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Everything Apple announced at its One More Thing event: Macs with New M1 silicon
Apple bids adieu to Intel. The transition to Apple’s ARM-based processor begins on MacBook laptops, allowing Apple Silicon to drive the future of the Mac.
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Apple introduces new 3 Mac computers with more power promised
Apple introduced a new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and the Mac Mini, available for pre-order now and in stores next week.
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Apple to unveil Macs with their own processors, widening its app ecosystem
Apple Inc on Tuesday is expected to introduce Mac computers with its own processor chips, marking the start of its move away from Intel Corp’s chips. Apple said in June that it would begin …
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iPhone 12 Pro or Pro Max? This camera review settles it
The iPhone 12 Pro Max offers several improvements in the camera department compared to the iPhone 12. The iPhone 12 Pro Max has a 47% larger sensor and larger pixels that will help with low-light …
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Watch: Apple Expected to Unveil New Laptops Today
The company will hold a media event at 10 am PST to announce the debut of Apple-made silicon in its computers.
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Everything you need to know about Parler, the social-media app that conservatives are flocking to and that’s No. 1 on the App Store
Parler brands itself as a “free speech” platform, and CEO John Matze has said there are “no fact checkers” on the app — but it can remove posts.
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Watch Apple’s Special ‘One More Thing’ Event
Tim Cook and the Apple team came through with a look at the new iPhone 12 family. Now, fans can expect a new collection of MacBooks.
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Apple’s Mac launch and ‘M1’ chip event: watch now, and news updates
It’s Apple Event day! The next Apple Event starts at 10am PST / 1pm EST / 6pm GMT, and we’re expecting to see the next generation of Macs at last!Apple will reveal the first Macs powered by its own …
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Apple Store down ahead of Apple Silicon Mac event
Hours ahead of the “one more thing” event that will feature Apple Silicon Macs, Apple has taken down the Apple Store.
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Learn to build apps for just $19 with this top-notch developer course
Each week, we feature a product we think you’ll love. This week, we’re highlighting the Complete iOS 11 & Swift Developer Course ($19, originally $200; store.cnn.com). Whether you’re looking …
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Report: ‘iPhone 13 Pro’ Models to Feature Low-Power LPTO Display Technology
Apple will adopt OLED displays with low-power LPTO backplane technology for at least two iPhone models in 2021, according to Korean website …
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ProMotion displays again rumored for ‘iPhone Pro 13’
LG Display is expanding production of its factory lines devoted to Apple, reportedly making low-power LTPO displays that may bring ProMotion to 2021’s higher-end “iPhone 13” models.
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iPhone 13 Pro leak just confirmed a killer upgrade to fight Samsung Galaxy S21
The iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max may be getting rave reviews, but one thing missing from Apple’s latest Pro phones is a ProMotion display with a high refresh rate similar to flagships from …
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Apple’s Foldable iPhone 13 concept may unfold like the Galaxy Z Fold 2 or MotoRazr – what’s your pick?
That competitive push has forced Apple to increase the screen size gradually, as this year’s iPhone 12 Pro Max has a big 6.7-inch display. The Apple version of a folding phone could take design cues …
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iPhone 13 looks likely to get the variable refresh rate featured on the iPad Pros
To put it a different way, the iPhone 13 could be set to get the high refresh rates and the variable refresh rate technology (known as ProMotion) that currently appears on the iPad Pros, according to …
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Apple reputedly set to bring low-power LTPO OLED screens to the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max
According to a new report, Apple has sourced LTPO OLED screens from LG for next year’s Pro iPhones. These low-power panels may pave the way for Apple enabling a 120 Hz ‘ProMotion’ refresh rate on the …
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