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How Apple silicon is making the latest features on AirPods Pro 2 possible
By Brady Snyder published
Dating back to the original AirPods, Apple has designed a custom audio processing chip. Now, these chips have made groundbreaking features possible.

It's now even easier to play PC games on Mac with this Apple Game Porting Toolkit installer
By Oliver Haslam published
Installing Apple's Game Porting Toolkit just got easier thanks to a new tool.

Linux for Apple silicon Macs hits a major gaming milestone
By Oliver Haslam published
Apple silicon Macs now have their first conformant GPU driver for Linux.

VMware is about to level up Windows on Apple silicon with huge performance gains
By Oliver Haslam published
Windows on Apple silicon could be about to get a whole lot better thanks to VMware.

The new M2 Ultra Mac Pro absolutely smokes your old Intel Xeon model
By Oliver Haslam published
Owners of old high-end Intel Xeon Mac Pros will notice a huge speed improvement if they go for an M2 Ultra model.

Apple is testing an M3 Pro chip for a MacBook Pro upgrade coming in 2024
By Palash Volvoikar published
Apple is currently testing the M3 Pro chip in a new MacBook Pro upgrade set to arrive in 2024, according to a new report.

Unreal Engine 5 gets native Apple silicon support for Macs, iPads and iPhones
By Daryl Baxter published
Unreal Engine 5.2 now natively supports chips such as M1, A16 and more — and it's interesting timing with WWDC coming up.

Mac sales are so bad Apple had to stop making M2 chips
By Oliver Haslam published
Apple reportedly halted M2 chip production amid a Mac sales slump at the beginning of 2023.

Apple confirms new Mac Pro is on the way — again
By Stephen Warwick published
Apple's VP of Worldwide Product Marketing Bob Borchers has confirmed the company remains committed to its goal of taking its entire product line to Apple silicon.

These are the macOS features you're missing out on when using an Intel Mac
By Bryan M Wolfe published
It's probably time to close the book on Intel Macs once and for all. Here are the reasons why.

Apple M2 Pro and M2 Max chips: Everything you need to know
By Bryan M Wolfe last updated
The latest iteration of Apple silicon has been officially unveiled and we've rounded up everything you need to know about Apple's new chips!

Apple M1 Pro and Max vs M2 Pro and Max: What's the difference?
By Stephen Warwick published
Apple now has two heavy-hitting lines of Apple silicon chips in the form of the M1 and M2 chip, here are the main differences.

Apple just announced its brand new M2 Pro and M2 Max processors
By Stephen Warwick published
Apple has just unveiled its stunning new M2 Pro and M2 Max chips, building on the power of M2 and Apple silicon.

Apple M2 chip: Everything you need to know
By Joe Wituschek last updated
Apple has announced the second generation of its M-Series processor, the M2. Here's everything you need to know about it.

14 and 16-inch MacBook Pro 2023 release date faces another setback
By Oliver Haslam published
Apple's rumored 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pro refreshes were supposed to arrive last year but a new report claims they've been delayed yet again.

Apple's M1 Max trounced by Intel's new laptop chip — but is it a fair fight?
By Oliver Haslam published
Apple's M1 Max has been pitted against the latest and greatest from Intel — and it didn't go well for Apple.

Apple Silicon Mac Pro refresh to have the same design as existing 2019 model, says Gurman
By Palash Volvoikar published
The long overdue Apple Silicon Mac Pro refresh will apparently keep the same design as the existing model, says Mark Gurman.

Apple's M1 Pro smashed by new AMD Ryzen mobile chips
By Oliver Haslam published
AMD says that its new mobile chips are better than Apple's M1 Pro and M2 and it has the receipts.
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