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

According to a new report, Apple should upgrade all of its high-end products step-by-step with micro-LED panels. However, the transition will likely be time-consuming: It may be another few years until the first MacBook receives such a display.

Now that the New Year has finally arrived, several Apple devices are likely to get a new look – and some new hardware, whilst other devices may need some dusting before a new generation arrives. The iPhone SE and iPad Pro are unlikely to receive an upgrade this year.

How might the notebooks of the future look? According to a recent report, Apple has already decided on the matter for the industry, and it appears that the innovative 20" MacBooks of the future will wield continuous displays. Normal, integrated keyboards would disappear as a result.

Those hoping to repair their 3rd generation iPad mini had better do so soon: Apple's just about to end service entirely for the device – at which point several variants of the device will be discontinued.

Those who already find the 12.9" iPad Pro to be a little bit to large and unwieldly may not find the contents of today's report all that exciting. However, there are some users who would rush to purchase such larger tablets – which may even hit the shelves as soon as next year.

There are barely two and a half weeks left before the next Apple event and only three weeks left until the release of iOS 16. However, iPadOS seems to have been considerably delayed – and according to Mark Gurman, a release may not even occur until after macOS Ventura comes out.

The next Apple event is set to take place in two and a half weeks – although this won't mark the end of the excitement. The upcoming event should mark the announcement of several products, with several exciting follow-ups in October and November. We'll summarize the rest in the remainder of this article.

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.

Multiple heads at Apple have explained the concept behind the Mac Studio in a new interview about the product's focus, performance, and compact design. Cupertino also explained the role that customer feedback was playing in the device's development. The Studio display was also touched on briefly during the interview.

Since the end of 2020, the Mac has gotten quite a lot of attention in Cupertino. As per Mark Gurman in a new article, 2022 will also be an exciting year for the Mac – with more hardware announcements than ever before.

Apple's likely to hold another event in the near future – and new Macs are likely to take the center stage. Three new entries into the EEC provide a few hints about what might be on the way – and one of the entries should be a new notebook.

Customers will have to be quite patient for some Apple products, even the massive tech giant Cupertino hasn't been spared from the global chip shortage. Some analysts are starting to question how much Apple might stand to lose from the delays. There should be clarity in a few days.

There will likely be successors to both the iPad Air and iPad Pro before the end of this year. Two new reports recently mentioned some details: the iPad Air looks set to receive some features from the iPad mini, and the next iPad Pro should support wireless charging.

The entire rumor mill was actually expecting a presentation of the next Mac Pro in the winter of 2022 – however, Mark Gurman from Bloomberg now reports that it could make an appearance as early as the WWDC. Furthermore, customers shouldn't expect the M2 to be much faster than the M1.

How much time does Apple plan on taking in between the release of two generations of Mac chips? A new report claims that the plan at Cupertino is to have new SoCs ready within 18 months of the last generation's release, but the upcoming M2 will be an exception.

There have are now more reports about Apple's plans with regards to rejuvenating "iMac Pro" with the Apple Silicon treatment. One market expert has expressed his prognosis concerning not only the current 27" iMac's M-successor, but also its display.

The 2022 MacBook Air could be the first Mac with an M2 processor - but according to various reports, the ultrabook is not only getting a new processor, but is being redesigned from the ground up. What we hear about the new generation so far.

Apple is currently in the middle of its transition from Intel to in-house chips. Many customers are intently anticipating the release of the new MacBook Pro models with Apple Silicon. According to Bloomberg, however, there are still a few months left to wait.

Ming-Chi Kuo recently mentioned the upcoming MacBook Pro in two messages to investors. All signs still point to a start of production occurring soon. Apple would also like to use Mini LED displays for the 11" iPad Pro – even if not this year.

Those interested in concepts and oddities will find the two videos in this post rather interesting. The first video we have here is an interesting 360º showcase of a 2022 MacBook Air M2, and the second of a self-made handheld running macOS Big Sur.

This year likely isn't to see the arrival of the next numerical successor to the M1, although it is likely to see the chip's direct successor – the even more powerful M1X. According to a leaker, Apple is hard at work on the M2 and plans to release it with a "colourful" MacBook Air (think the design of the iMac M1).