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Apple’s M3 MacBook Air finally got settled into the Mac lineup, but Apple is already looking ahead with the M4 MacBook Air. Reports on the future laptop are starting to appear, though it’s not ...

The 16-inch MacBook Pro, like the previous model, features a 16.2-inch, 3,456 x 2,234-pixel resolution display with ProMotion ...

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Apple released iOS 18.1 on Oct. 28, about a month after the tech giant fixed a few iPhone bugs with iOS 18.0.1. Apple brought ...

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Alongside the new iMac, Apple announced updated versions of the Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Trackpad. The accessories are now equipped with USB-C charging ports, whereas the previous ...

Previously, the base model of the M3 MacBook Pro lineup only had two Thunderbolt ports, with both of them being on the left side. Apple is likely to support the Wi-Fi 7 standard on the upcoming M4 ...

This could include new 14” and 16” MacBook Pros as well as a new iMac. Apple is also expected to reveal more powerful Pro and Max versions of the M4 too. Some sources claim that the new ...

See our ethics statement. The M3 MacBook Air from earlier this year isn’t a massive upgrade over the M2. It has a slightly faster processor with Wi-Fi 6E radios, faster SSD transfers ...

Now that the iPad mini 7 rollout is complete, Apple will unveil several M4 Macs next week. The list includes the highly anticipated M4 MacBook Pro refresh. The cheapest version of that laptop has ...

Apple’s highly anticipated M4 MacBook Air models are rumored to be in production for launch in 2025, with the brand’s M4 Mac Studio reportedly now being pushed back and becoming a secondary focus.