Here it is! After years of rumors, we finally have the first Mac featuring Apple's own processor. It's a 13-inch MacBook Air running the just-announced M1 chip. And while the laptop may look familiar on the outside, there are a number of upgrades and changes on the inside.
Apple is holding its last media event this year tomorrow, November 10, 2020, at 10am PDT. The "One more thing" event is pre-recorded due to the COVID pandemic and work-from-home measures. Here is how you can follow Apple's upcoming product presentation and see the company's first Apple Silicon-powered Mac models, regardless of where you live and which platforms or devices you may happen to be using for the moment.
Apple is holding its last media event this year on Tuesday, November 10, and the consensus among the commentariat is that the prerecorded product presentation will largely focus on the first Apple Silicon-powered Mac computers. Apple's augmented reality surprise hidden in the “One more thing” invite indeed suggests that Mac notebooks will make the transition first.
Today, Apple sent out media invitations to an upcoming event on November 10. The invitation's tagline reads "One more thing," paving the way for rumors to fill the "what thing?" gap. Typically, Apple has held the "one more thing" phrase for only impressive new hardware devices that become leaders in their respective category.
In an earlier 2020 event, Apple promised to launch all new Mac hardware with Apple developed silicon processors by year end. It is expected these devices make an appearance. Speaking of appearances, every time a new invitation is sent, brand new wallpapers come to the iDB Wallpapers of the Week gallery. Spice up your iPhone, iPad, desktop, and ultra wide monitors.
One of the more interesting products Apple unveiled today was the new iPhone 12 mini. It's almost identical to the iPhone 12, but it has a smaller 5.4-inch display, a smaller overall footprint, and a slightly cheaper price tag. Here are some other things you may not have known about the incoming handset.
Apple's big iPhone event is up and running, and the company just made its first big announcement regarding its new handsets: the iPhone 12. As expected, the design looks very similar to the older iPhones 4 and 5, with rounded edges and glass front and back. Below we've rounded up everything you need to know about the new smartphone.
Ahead of the Apple event scheduled at 10am PT today, prominent leaker Evan Blass has shared press images of what he claims is Apple's upcoming $99 HomePod mini.
The online Apple stores around the world have gone offline ahead of Apple's iPhone 12 + HomePod mini event scheduled at 10am PT today.
Apple has scheduled a new media event on Tuesday, October 13, 2020 at 10am PDT. Like the previous “Time Flies” and WWDC 2020 presentations, this one's going to be an online-only video unveiling due to the coronavirus pandemic. Here are all the ways you can follow the presentation and how to watch the iPhone 12 event regardless of your location or device.
Apple yesterday confirmed that its upcoming online video presentation to announce new products, without specifically mentioning new iPhones, will take place next Tuesday, October 13. Apple's landing page for the upcoming event with the tagline “Hi, Speed” hides a cool augmented reality Easter egg in plain sight, here's how to see it.
Today, Apple announced their October 13 "Hi, Speed" event! The forthcoming event is anticipated to announce the iPhone 12 devices. Bringing a completely new form factor, 5G connectivity, and a new LiDAR sensor on Pro versions, the iPhone 12 is one of the most anticipated updates in several years. Inspired by the event invitations these "Hi, Speed" wallpapers will get you ready for the next week.
The next Apple event unveiling the iPhone 12 family is rumored to take place on Tuesday, October 13, with preorders starting the following Friday, October 16.