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Apple may start releasing AI-centric, M4-powered Macs later this year
Apple is reportedly preparing to start releasing M4-powered Macs later this year. The next-gen chips are said to place more focus on artificial intelligence.
Apple Silicon has a hardware-level exploit that could leak private data
A team of university security researchers has found a chip-level exploit in Apple Silicon Macs. The group says the flaw can bypass the computer’s encryption and access its security keys, exposing the Mac’s private data to hackers.
The Mac turns 40: How Apple Silicon cured its midlife crisis
After a tumultuous 30s, the Mac is in the strongest place it’s been for decades as it turns 40.
Final Cut Pro uses Apple's new M3 chips to improve face and object tracking
Final Cut Pro is now further optimized for Apple silicon to offer improved object tracking.
Apple's 'M3 Pro' chipset could feature 12 CPU cores
Apple is testing an M3 chipset with a 12-core processor and 18-core GPU, according to recent developer logs.
Apple Silicon Macs now natively support Unreal Engine 5
Epic has just released a new update to Unreal Engine, version 5.2, that works natively on Apple Silicon.
Apple could release an M3-powered iMac as early as the second half of 2023
Apple is readying to release a new 24-inch iMac as early as the second half of the year, according to the latest report from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
Apple's 'unprecedented' engineering snafu reportedly spoiled plans for more powerful iPhone 14 Pro chip
Apple reportedly planned to ship the iPhone 14 Pro with a more powerful chip that supports ray tracing, but crucial mistakes led to the minor processor upgrade we got.
Apple’s next Mac Pro could feature an M2 chip with up to 48 CPU cores
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports the new Mac Pro will feature chips that are “at least twice or four times as powerful" as the unannounced M2 Max.
Apple may release M2 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros as early as this fall
Less than a year after announcing the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros, Apple reportedly plans to update those devices as soon as this fall.
MetalFX is Apple's take on upscaling tech for games
'Resident Evil Village,' 'Grid Legends' and 'No Man's Sky' are all coming to Mac.
Apple's M2 chip will make Macs even more efficient
Almost two years since the launch of Apple's M1 chip — the first ARM-based "Apple Silicon" hardware — we finally have a successor: M2.
9010090100Apple iPad Air (2022) review: Almost future-proof
Engadget reviews Apple's 2022 iPad Air, which features the company's M1 chip, 5G and a new front-facing camera.
Here’s everything Apple announced at its ‘Peek Performance’ event
Engadget takes a look back at everything Apple announced at its Peek Performance keynote.
Apple’s new entry-level MacBook Pro may not include a ProMotion display
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman shared some tidbits of information about Apple's forthcoming entry-level MacBook Pro.
Ableton Live 11 now supports Apple's M1 chips natively
The DAW should be able to tap into some extra computing power.
Apple's M1 Pro and Max chips are living up to the hype
How do Apple's best chips stack up against AMD's 5950X and a top-of-the-line Intel MacBook?
Apple is reportedly releasing a redesigned, more powerful Mac mini this fall
When Apple launched the first Macs with its own M1 silicon inside (the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and Mac mini), they were essentially identical to the Intel models they replaced, aside from the new processor of course. But numerous rumors have indicted that Apple is working on major redesigns for its laptops soon, and the company already released an all-new iMac with Apple silicon inside. Now, it sounds like the Mac mini will get a big refresh soon, as well.
Adobe Premiere Pro now runs natively on M1 Macs
Following a beta release in December, Premiere Pro now officially supports M1 Macs.
iPad Pro (2021) review: Apple’s hardware may have outpaced its software
For the last week, I’ve been living with Apple’s new iPad Pro, and there are two thoughts I haven’t been able to shake. The first is that this might be the best portable computer Apple has ever made. I mean, think about it: This iPad uses the exact same chipset you’ll find in the MacBook Air, the MacBook Pro, and even the new iMac. That’s unheard of for a tablet, especially one with 5G and a screen that puts Apple’s laptops to shame. Tim Cook once said the iPad was the company’s vision of the future of computing, and it’s actually starting to feel like it’s coming to fruition. Which leads me to my second unshakeable thought: Because this thing is so powerful, it’s begging for more robust software. The new iPad Pro very much feels a portent of dramatic changes to come, but in this moment, it’s — for better or worse — just an obscenely powerful tablet.
