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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.
It's probably time to close the book on Intel Macs once and for all. Here are the reasons why.
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 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 has just unveiled its stunning new M2 Pro and M2 Max chips, building on the power of M2 and Apple silicon.
Apple has announced the second generation of its M-Series processor, the M2. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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 has been pitted against the latest and greatest from Intel — and it didn't go well for Apple.
The long overdue Apple Silicon Mac Pro refresh will apparently keep the same design as the existing model, says Mark Gurman.
AMD says that its new mobile chips are better than Apple's M1 Pro and M2 and it has the receipts.
Linux fans can now make use of an Apple silicon GPU driver to get the best gaming performance on their M-series Mac.
Apple appears to be testing the gaming performance of unannounced Macs after they appeared in a report of devices used with Steam.
Apple has expanded its Self Service Repair program to eight new European countries including the United Kingdom, France, and Germany.
A chip likely to be the next MacBook Pro's M2 Max chip has appeared in benchmark results and while fast, it might not be quite as fast as you'd hoped.
A new Mac App called Rewind wants to let you search through your entire life with a search engine by recording all of your conversations and actions...
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!
Microsoft has announced that it is bringing native Apple silicon support to its Microsoft Teams app for the Mac.
ExpressVPN has been updated to fully and natively support Apple's M1 and M2 chips for the first time.
