20 Years Of Mac OS X & The Beginning Of A New Era For Mac

Upon the release of its relatives, the iMac 27” did not receive the same M1 (or even M2) chip treatment. The model disappeared entirely from the Apple lineup, with the official statement that it would be discontinued. However, various sources including Mark Gurman from Bloomberg now report that the device could in fact make a return.

A report from a few days ago claimed that Apple is working on a comeback for the MacBook 12", but this time with the company's newest M-chip, of course. That being said, there is some doubt within the industry and a well-known market expert has now added their contrary take.

Things on the desktop market are about to get even more uncomfortable for Intel. Not only is Apple no longer a customer of the company, there are also new competitors entering the playing field. One of these is even convinced that they will be able to build a faster ARM-based chip than Apple.

What have thus far been considered two very common aspects of a new iPhone release will soon belong to the past. For the first time, a new iPhone won't receive the most recent chip and the device's display size won't be determined by its max specs.

At yesterday's Keynote, Apple did more than just present a completely new MacBook Air, it also revealed the first big change to its M-chips' architecture. The M1 is now followed by the M2 which brings along some conceptual changes as opposed to simply more cores. The MacBook Pro 13" will also receive an M2.

About a year ago, Apple let a bomb go off – the larger HomePod was going to be discontinued with no replacement in sight. Since then, only the HomePod mini has been available for purchase directly, but current rumors point to a new HomePod in the works.

As we were able to uncover, Apple has significantly ramped up its internal testing of macOS 12.5. This could indicate that macOS is being prepared for new hardware which could even see a presentation at the WWDC this June.

So far, Apple has come through the chip crisis unscathed. The Californian company has lost billions in sales, but its business figures are still impressive. However, the head of Intel is now raising eyebrows: He expects the end of the bottlenecks to be quite a long way off.

Rumors about a planned Apple release for a Mac in between the level of the Mac mini and Mac Pro have been making the rounds. According to a new report, such a device could see a release much earlier than previously expected. Additionally, there should be a follow up to the Pro XDR Display soon.

With 2020's M2 and 2021's M1 Pro/Max chips, we have a good idea of what direction Apple is headed in as far as processors are concerned. 2022 could see the first rework of the base chip and the arrival of the M2 according to Mark Gurman from Bloomberg.

The M1 Max is already known for its impressive performance. According to a well-known leaker, the chip should be set to receive an upgrade with two additional CPU cores intended for the upcoming iMac Pro with Apple Silicon.

The AirPods are a pretty big hit at Apple, to some of the company's own surprise – the product is still selling extremely well. The head of Apple's audio department recently revealed some details about the AirPods 3's development and the limitations of Bluetooth.

Apple revealed quite an impressive new feature at this year's WWDC for frictionless cross-play between the Mac and iPad. The new "Universal Control" feature has, however, faced some difficulties in development and been delayed.

Pull out your iPhone at the airport terminal, show the attendant a copy of your digital passport, and then continue onwards – at least, that's the future of documents that Apple envisions. However, plans for the "digital documentation's" US-market introduction have been delayed.

The MacBook Pro 2021 – especially the M1 Max variant, has done more than simply yet again amaze the tech world. This time around, Apple isn't just receiving praise from thrilled Apple customers but also big-name corporations switching to the notebook to save money.

Apple finally pulled the trigger on the starter gun, and macOS Monterey just took its first few strides as an official release today. The new operating system is available for all compatible Macs, and exactly which those are will be revealed in this article.

Two Mac series are still waiting for the changeover from Intel to Apple processors. According to the latest rumors, the iMac will be ready in spring 2022, which leaves only the Mac Pro. We have compiled all recent reports about the Mac Pro 2022 in this article.

Apple just presented the long-awaited, brand new MacBook Pro, which has received a great deal of innovation. The exterior and interior have undergone considerable change in the product's most major redesign in recent years. The device's performance is also spectacular – exceeding even the prognoses.

For a decade now, there's been a new iPhone release every fall. As expected, this year is no exception, and the iPhone 13 has made its debut. We'll fill you in on some of the most important details for the upcoming 2021 iPhone.

Inspired by Apple, Google may be adding itself to the expanding list of companies interested in developing in-house processors instead of relying on standard solutions from companies such as AMD or Intel. Google was very impressed by Apple's recent achievements in the field, according to a recent report.

Thanks to multiple in-depth reports and replicas, it's been possible to produce several renderings of the next generation of the Apple Watch. The new renderings give a better picture of how the design journey will progress after the fall of 2021.