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Apple's new 13-inch MacBook Pro looks the same as the old one with the only changes going on inside. Apple upgraded the existing M1 chip to an all-new M2 — but are the two interchangeable?

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Apple already has two M2-powered machines but it's still working on getting a further five into the market, according to a new report.

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A new report estimates that Apple achieved a 90% revenue share of ARM-based notebook PC processors in 2021.

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Benchmark tests of the upcoming MacBook Air with the new M2 processor have leaked on Geekbench.

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Minecraft now supports Apple silicon natively thanks to the 1.19 update.

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New research indicates that Apple silicon has an exclusive new type DMP vulnerability that could let attackers access 'at rest' data on its chips.

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A new report from ET News claims Apple is working on at least nine M2 Macs, and that the new chip will debut in the first half of 2022.

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Apple has reportedly begun widespread testing of the M2 lineup of processors with third-party developer apps in the App Store.

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The popular voice comms and chat app Discord has now been updated to add native support for Apple silicon for the first time.

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Apple announced a whole new chip today and now it's shared a promo video highlighting the impact the M1 Ultra will have for creatives.

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Apple has reportedly been testing multiple Macs with an unannounced chip inside that's thought to be the new M2.

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Microsoft has announced that its latest build of OneDrive adds native support for Apple silicon with OneDrive sync.

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Anyone buying a 14-inch or 16-inch MacBook Pro today might be able to get one much sooner than was previously the case, depending on configuration.
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