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.
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.
The offering of Twelve South accessories has been expanded with the company's updated aluminum shelf, dubbed BackPack, that now fits Apple's 24-inch M1 iMac.
The rumor mill has been abuzz about a new, redesigned 27-inch iMac Pro coming down the pipe for quite some time now. The only bad news is that the rumors can't nail down when, exactly, the new desktop machine will actually launch. But a new tweet may try to clear things up a bit.
Apple's current version of macOS, Monterey, might not be everyone's cup of tea. As a result, there are certainly still some Mac users out there in the wild who are running the previous version, Big Sur, on their machine(s). In an effort to help keep those folks safe and secure while using the desktop operating system, Apple's released a software update with security fixes in tow.
Three unreleased Mac computers have popped up in a regulatory filing ahead of Apple's spring product reveal, likely to happen on International Women's Day on March 8.
There is a 27-inch iMac Pro on the way, if the rumor mill is to be believed. And there was a lot of speculation that the upcoming desktop computer would arrive along with the spring event Apple's going to host later this year. But, now a new report suggests something else entirely.
While it's technically true in every ecosystem, it's particularly egregious in Apple's: staying productive is typically defined by the products we use. It's why folks who watched the MacBook Pro evolve into something far less "pro" were so adamant Apple was losing touch. Removing features in a device that's meant to get a lot of work done isn't a great move.
Apple could unveil a third-generation iPhone SE with 5G networking, along with an Apple silicon update to the Intel-based 27-inch iMac, via a virtual Spring event in March or April.
This year's Consumer Electronics Show is happening, but this year's show is pretty much as quiet as last year's. Thanks to the ongoing pandemic. Still, there are new accessories and products being announced this week, and some of them are directly related to Apple's own devices.
2021 might not have been the busiest of years for Apple. All things considered, though, the company launched a healthy enough amount of new devices out into the wild. And, since the year is finally over and done with, let's take a look back, shall we?
A new industry rumor makes claims that Apple's upcoming update to its 27-inch iMac desktop won't include mini-LED display backlighting as previously speculated.