Comment: Apple's Spring Loaded Event – The Good the Bad... And Almost No Ugly

It's been a long while now since Apple has offered an "affordable" external display. In June 2019, Cupertino released the Pro XDR – for pretty much US$5,000. Mark Gurman now reports that a more accessible display is likely to hit the market in 2022.

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.

Apple doesn't only develop its own processors for Mac and iPhone, the company also develops chips for other ambitious projects still in the works. A plethora of new job advertisements documents stark expansion for Apple's chip team, and "Wireless Silicon" is the word on the streets.

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.

M1 Max and M1 Pro are not only extremely powerful, but also true efficiency wonders. The MacBook Pro (2021) therefore shines with long battery life. A well-known developer has now looked into the question of whether Apple's in-house processors work faster with a connected power supply than in battery mode.

The new MacBook Pro has been on the market for a few weeks now - and so far the problem reports have been limited. However, many users currently seem to have problems with the built-in SD card slot.

To the delight of many owners, the MacBook Pro 2021 once again has a magnetic charging port. However, the port called MagSafe 3 does not seem to work properly at least on some devices. Users report that the charging process does not start in a certain situation.

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 has submitted two more patents concerning AR and VR glasses. This time, they're pretty specific as the company tackles two problems at once: display privacy and poor eyesight.

Much has been said and written about the new MacBook Pro with M1 Pro and M1 Max. A new test series now takes a look at how many watts the 16-inch notebook draws from the power socket - during everyday tasks as well as under full load.

The MacBook Pro 2021 is available with up to 64 GB of unified memory, although only in the M1 Max configuration. The question is, however, is there a noticeable difference in performance between the two configurations? A thread has come up with a few interesting numbers.

The first performance variants of the M1 Macs have already hit the market, in the form of the 14 and 16" MacBook Pro. Now, TheInformation.com claims to know the expected roadmap for upcoming M-chips. If true, Apple Silicon's future looks quite rosy indeed.

In another test, we will now look at how the notebook reacts to prolonged full load - i.e. heat development, fan noise and possible throttling. We compare these results to other M1 and Intel based Mac notebooks.

Our MacBook Pro with M1 Max has just arrived! We immediately got to work and started running the computer through our Logoist benchmarks to determine how well the 10-core CPU and 32-core GPU handle themselves. Compared to other Macs, the results are impressive.

A benchmark tool used to measure hardware performance in a well-known photo editing software just compared the M1 Max with the thousand dollar graphics card used in the Mac Pro. And yet again, Apple's newest chips have impressed.

The MacBook Air M1 is one of several devices from Cupertino which has retained its Intel-predecessor's design. This could change next year, however, when Apple presents the next MacBook Air series. Some new rendering builds portray a possible design.

Twenty years have passed since Apple released a product that would permanently change the company. In October 2001, Cupertino revealed the first iPod, revolutionizing the music industry. In the rest of this article, we'll look back at two decades of the iPod and show an exciting prototype from 2001.

Rumors concerning the next MacBook Air have been increasing in number. There are new clues about the upcoming notebook's visual appearance – a possible display frame similar to the 24" iMac with housing similar to the latest MacBook Pro.

Since we last reported on the matter, countless other benchmarks have made their way into the public's eye. For example, benchmarks comparing the 8 and 10 core versions of the M1 Pro and others comparing the M1 Max with one of AlienWare's high-end notebooks.

As of the most recent MacBook Pro models, the 14" and 16" M1 variants, Apple has reequipped its notebooks with SD card slots, and the feature's return will do more than excite just photographers. Thanks to high data transfer speeds, the cards are also well suited towards expanding the devices' capacity.