This could have been Apple's new Mac Pro
If Apple had decided to ditch Intel for AMD rather than ARM, you might have a 64-core Mac Pro right now
If Apple had decided to ditch Intel for AMD rather than ARM, you might have a 64-core Mac Pro right now
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Analyst Kuo: 'First non-Intel Mac will be the 13in MacBook Pro'
MacBook Pro will be first Mac with Apple Silicon processor, the MacBook Air will be next, according to usually accurate analyst
MacBook Pro will be first Mac with Apple Silicon processor, the MacBook Air will be next, according to usually accurate analyst
Mac sales grow - but analysts disagree on how much
Year-on-year growth anywhere from 5% to 36%, depending on who you ask
Year-on-year growth anywhere from 5% to 36%, depending on who you ask
Apple Breakfast: iOS 14 public beta & iPhone 12 price rise
All the Apple news you missed this week, in a handy bite-sized roundup
All the Apple news you missed this week, in a handy bite-sized roundup
Will there be a touchscreen Mac?
Touch interfaces are common on most laptops these days, except Apple's. We think it's time for Apple to make a touchscreen laptop
Touch interfaces are common on most laptops these days, except Apple's. We think it's time for Apple to make a touchscreen laptop
Apple will continue to support Thunderbolt in Macs
There will continue to be a piece of Intel inside Macs - Thunderbolt 3 support will remain
There will continue to be a piece of Intel inside Macs - Thunderbolt 3 support will remain
EvilQuest malware 'is after your data, not your money'
What first appeared to be badly written ransomware may in fact be the first Mac virus in over 20 years
What first appeared to be badly written ransomware may in fact be the first Mac virus in over 20 years
Apple releases new betas of iOS 14, iPadOS 14
Apple has also released new pre-release versions of its other operating systems
Apple has also released new pre-release versions of its other operating systems
Skyrocketing iMac delivery times point to imminent update
While the 21.5in iMac is in stock, it now takes 8-9 weeks for Apple to ship some configurations of the 27in model
While the 21.5in iMac is in stock, it now takes 8-9 weeks for Apple to ship some configurations of the 27in model
Appification is the real threat to the Mac
Support for iOS apps on the Mac could be the platform's death knell
Support for iOS apps on the Mac could be the platform's death knell
Apple applies for patent on glass keyboard
New keys will have better visibility, while markings won't disappear over time
New keys will have better visibility, while markings won't disappear over time
Save up to £500 on a MacBook Pro with John Lewis
Grab these mega MacBook Pro deals at John Lewis before someone notices!
Grab these mega MacBook Pro deals at John Lewis before someone notices!
Mystery 10-core iMac appears in Geekbench results
Update of the iMac series with Intel's 10th-generation processors may be imminent
Update of the iMac series with Intel's 10th-generation processors may be imminent
Consistent but controversial: All the new icons in macOS Big Sur
Apple heads towards a unified icon design across its operating systems, but not everyone is happy
Apple heads towards a unified icon design across its operating systems, but not everyone is happy
Mac mini with A12Z chip benchmarked
But the scores don't show how well native apps made for the new Apple Silicon processor will run
But the scores don't show how well native apps made for the new Apple Silicon processor will run
Apple Silicon: The key to unlock the education market
Apple's switch to its own processors gives the company a golden chance to launch an inexpensive educational Mac
Apple's switch to its own processors gives the company a golden chance to launch an inexpensive educational Mac
Apple Breakfast: WWDC special
All the Apple news you missed this week, in a handy bite-sized roundup
All the Apple news you missed this week, in a handy bite-sized roundup
Analysis: Apple Silicon benefits everyone - but Apple most of all
There are many benefits to switching from Intel processors to Apple's own. But it's not all about helping users
There are many benefits to switching from Intel processors to Apple's own. But it's not all about helping users
Apple switched to ARM because of Intel's 'abnormally bad' QA
Former Intel engineer claims problems with the Skylake architecture were the straw that broke the camel's back
Former Intel engineer claims problems with the Skylake architecture were the straw that broke the camel's back
Mac startup chime returns in Big Sur
After four years of silent Mac bootups, macOS Big Sur reintroduces an old familiar friend
After four years of silent Mac bootups, macOS Big Sur reintroduces an old familiar friend
