06.05.2025
We all love our Apple products, and so does NASA! While you may think the space industry is dominated by custom-built computers and PCs, well, it kind of still is.
We all love our Apple products, and so does NASA! While you may think the space industry is dominated by custom-built computers and PCs, well, it kind of still is. Apple’s products show up quite often in commercial and NASA-led missions. Here are five Apple products that have flown to space.
more…You may also be interested in this
Apple is already testing …
05.01.2025
According to the MacRumors visitor log, a subset of Apple’s software engineers have begun internal development and testing of iOS 19.4 as of last month. Joe Rossignol for MacRumors:
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasse…
12.23.2024
Ray-Ban Meta have been the most successful smart glasses to date, offering an appealing mix of features in a form factor which is visually indistinguishable from normal sunglasses. So far,
Apple poised to beat fisc…
10.22.2024
Apple is anticipated to exceed market expectations for its fourth-quarter earnings, primarily driven by strong sales of the iPhone 15. However, Morgan Stanley predicts that the company’s guidance for the
Apple beats the Street wi…
10.31.2024
Apple today announced financial results for its fiscal 2024 fourth quarter ended September 28, 2024. The company posted quarterly revenue of $94.9 billion, up 6 percent year over year, and
ChatGPT for macOS now wor…
11.14.2024
OpenAI launched a native ChatGPT app for macOS earlier this year, which makes it easier for Mac users to interact with the company’s AI chatbot. Now OpenAI is releasing a
iPhone 16 is coming, and …
07.12.2024
The iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro are coming in two months, which means it’s not the best time to buy a new iPhone 15. Unless you’re in absolute need
Silo season 2 hits Apple …
07.28.2024
Get ready for season 2 of "Silo" on Apple TV+. Join the Earth's last survivors as they uncover the truth in this thrilling sci-fi series. (via Cult of Mac -
Apple says it told suppli…
12.18.2024
International lawyers for the Democratic Republic of Congo welcomed Apple’s decision to stop sourcing minerals from there due to worsening conflict, but said they would continue with their cases against
