Macworld After launching a redesigned MacBook Air with a 13.6-inch display and M2 processor in the summer of 2022, Apple has now launched a a new, larger, model. The MacBook Air is 11.5mm thin, making it the thinnest 15-inch laptop. It’s also just 3.3lbs. Apple’s calling it the 15-inch MacBook Air but the screen is actually 15.3in with 5mm boarders. Like the 13-inch model there is 500 nits brightness, a 1080p camera and more. The chip is still the M2. BAttery life is 18 hours. And it will cost $1,299. The 13in MacBook Air will cost $1,099 and the M1 model is still on sale at $999. More to follow! We will update this story as the news breaks, please reload…

In a last forecast ahead of Apple's headset announcement, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says mass production of the device is now later than expected.While Apple has yet to officially announce its first-ever headset device, supply chain expert Ming-Chi Kuo has previously been predicting that mass production would happen in Q3 2023. That would have meant the device being widely available in time for the holidays, but Kuo says that's no longer the case. Read more...

In a last forecast ahead of Apple's headset announcement, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says mass production of the device is now later than expected.While Apple has yet to officially announce its first-ever headset device, supply chain expert Ming-Chi Kuo has previously been predicting that mass production would happen in Q3 2023. That would have meant the device being widely available in time for the holidays, but Kuo says that's no longer the case. Read more...

In a last forecast ahead of Apple's headset announcement, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says mass production of the device is now later than expected.While Apple has yet to officially announce its first-ever headset device, supply chain expert Ming-Chi Kuo has previously been predicting that mass production would happen in Q3 2023. That would have meant the device being widely available in time for the holidays, but Kuo says that's no longer the case. Read more...

In a last forecast ahead of Apple's headset announcement, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says mass production of the device is now later than expected.While Apple has yet to officially announce its first-ever headset device, supply chain expert Ming-Chi Kuo has previously been predicting that mass production would happen in Q3 2023. That would have meant the device being widely available in time for the holidays, but Kuo says that's no longer the case. Read more...

In the last hours before WWDC's opening keynote presentation, shares in Apple got a boost from early trading to hit an all-time record high.An Apple Store logoShares and market valuation of Apple dipped throughout 2022 and early 2023, from its high of $3 trillion in 2021. The decline is believed to have been because of supply constraints for the iPhone 14 Pro, among other devices. Read more...