Apple set a high bar with its M1 processor, and obviously major competitors are going to try to reach it. But Apple's head start may be one of the company's best strengths moving forward, at least for a little while out of the gate. But all that really means is more competition in the segment, which is good news.
Nvidia's GeForce Now cloud gaming service now runs natively on Apple silicon Macs, bringing much faster performance and lower power consumption.
Johny Srouji reveals unknown tidbits about Apple's in-house custom silicon operation, including M1 chip development struggles during the Covid-19 pandemic.
New features in Adobe's Premiere Pro and After Effects include native support for M1 Macs, Scene Detection, AI-powered Auto Color and more.
A revised Mac mini model featuring the upcoming Apple M2 chip could be launching soon, as per Studio Display firmware which references the unreleased computer.
It hasn't been all that long since Apple launched the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips, either one equipped in the brand new, redesigned 14- or 16-inch MacBook Pro models. But if you've been waiting for the company to welcome the laptops to its refurbished online store, then good news. Your wait is over.
Before AltStore and AltServer became the mainstream way of sideloading apps onto iPhones and iPads, you may recall using Saurik’s Cydia Impactor app. Unfortunately, the latter stopped working for users without paid Apple developer accounts some time ago.
Apple's new laptops have a revamped keyboard layout with more dedicated function keys, but some previous options didn't make the cut.
Apple silicon Mac Pro could merge two M1 Ultra processors into a single mega chip rocking up to 40 CPU cores, a cool 128 GPU cores, up to 256GB of RAM and more.
If you watched Apple’s “Peek Performance” special event this week, then there’s no question you witnessed the unveiling of the company’s brand new M1 Ultra 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.
The next iPad Air could use Apple's M1 chip, claims a last-minute rumor, implying that iPad Air 5 might potentially match the performance of the iPad Pro line.