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Apple is already rumored to be working on a redesigned MacBook Air with super-speedy Apple silicon inside and this new concept imagines what that could look like. Spoiler: it looks pretty sweet!
Apple Silicon and M1 support has been added to Linux 5.1.3, but there is still work to be done.
Microsoft says that it's working to make OneDrive run natively on Apple silicon by the end of the year.
Now that a version of macOS is set to ship with entire features missing on Intel Macs, things are only going to get worse.
Apple was rumored to be announcing a new M1X MacBook Pro during this week's WWDC and while it didn't happen, it might have been planned at one point.
Adobe has announced new versions of Illustrator, InDesign, and Lightroom Classic that are built for Apple's M1 Macs.
The relationship between Intel and Apple is going bad fast, but the chipmaker isn't particularly good at the smack talk.
Popular sky replacement app Luminar AI now natively supports Apple's M1 chips, making the app faster in the process.
A new report from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says Apple is planning to upgrade its entire Mac lineup over the coming months, featuring big jumps in performance thanks to new Apple silicon chips.
Apple's making its iPad Pro even faster than it already was thanks to the M1 chip. And it was already way faster than the vast majority of people needed it to be.
Some people are seeing their M1 iMac orders ship ahead of a May 21 delivery window.
A new report by Counterpoint Research estimates that 1 in 5 iPads sold next year will come with some sort of Apple M-series chip inside.
A new report from Nikkei Asia says Apple started making the M2 Apple silicon chip in April and that it will ship devices sporting the next generation of Apple silicon in the second half of this year.
A throwaway comment from Apple CEO Tim Cook at the April Apple event has confirmed that Apple silicon Macs powered by M1 now make up for the majority of Mac sales, overtaking Intel.
Docker has announced that it has updated its popular Docker Desktop app with native support for Apple's M1 Macs.
Microsoft has updated its Remote Desktop app for Mac, bringing support for Apple silicon and the M1 Mac lineup.
Parallels has today unveiled version 16.5 of its Windows virtualization software for Mac, bringing M1 Mac support and an inevitable huge performance boost.
