Apple has been a pioneer in chip design for decades, and its latest creations, the Apple Silicon chips, are no exception. These chips have brought significant performance improvements and power efficiency to Apple's devices, and they continue to evolve with new advancements. In this article, we will take a look at some of the latest Apple Silicon innovations and explore how they are shaping the future of computing. (more…)

Apple's latest iPadOS 16 software update brings a significant leap forward for the iPad, fundamentally enhancing its multitasking capabilities, productivity tools, and overall user experience. This transformative update positions the iPad as a more powerful and versatile device that can cater to a wider range of users and tasks. (more…)

Apple is experimenting with larger iMacs, including a model with around a 32-inch display, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. In his latest Power On newsletter, Gurman said these iMacs are still in early development, so he does not expect them to launch until late 2024 or at some point in 2025 at the earliest. Gurman previously said Apple was developing a larger iMac with over a 30-inch display, and he has now specified that the display will be around the same 32-inch size as Apple's high-end Pro Display XDR monitor. Released in December 2019, the Pro Display XDR has 6K resolution for Retina-quality content and starts at $4,999. Apple discontinued the Intel-based 27-inch iMac and iMac Pro over the past…

Choosing a new Mac often involves consideration of the many Apple silicon chips now on offer, so our comprehensive guide covers their generations, variations, performance benchmarks, and future prospects to help you decide which is best for you. After iterating for over a decade in the iPhone and iPad, Apple in 2020 brought its custom silicon chip technology to the Mac, enabling major performance and power efficiency improvements. Since then, Apple silicon has expanded to every Mac model, spurring new designs and capabilities that were previously impossible. Understanding the distinctions between Apple silicon chips will help you make an informed decision when selecting the right Mac for your needs. There have been two generations of Apple silicon for the Mac,…

Apple’s next generation of iPhones could have up to a 15% boost in battery life, according to an unconfirmed leak. The report from ITHome suggests that the iPhone 15 base model could see a 15% increase in battery life, while the iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, and iPhone 15 Pro Max could see improvements of 12%, 12%, and 11%, respectively. iPhone 15 Pro Max (iPhone 15 Ultra) rendering based on CAD. (imagevia @UniverseIce) New iPhone 15 battery capacities have leaked iPhone 15: 3877mAh (+15%)iPhone 15 Plus: 4912mAh (+12%)iPhone 15 Pro: 3650mAh (+12%)iPhone 15 Pro Max: 4852mAh (+11%) (via ITHome) pic.twitter.com/3bssU8CWZG — AppleTrack (@appltrack) July 4, 2023 Phil Rosen for Business Insider: Jacklyn Dallas, a video creator who reviews tech…

Macworld Good news for prospective buyers of the M2-based 13-inch MacBook Air: the machine, which was specced with support for Bluetooth 5.0 when it was released in July 2022, has been retrospectively bumped up to Bluetooth 5.3. MacRumors noticed that the wireless section of the device’s tech specs page now contains a reference to Bluetooth 5.3, matching the specs of the newer 15-inch MacBook Air. The site also noticed that this section still reads “Wi-Fi 6” for both sizes of Air, even though other new Macs have been upgraded with Wi-Fi 6E support. The 13-inch MacBook Pro with M2 that was launched at the same time still offers only Bluetooth 5.0, according to the tech specs listed for that machine.…