Latest about Apple Silicon
Microsoft 365 now includes universal app support for Macs with M1. The company announced other Mac-specific goodies as well.
On the most recent episode of The Vergecast, Qualcomm president Cristiano Amon had some nice things to say about Apple silicon.
Docker now has the update we've all been waiting for – Apple silicon support.
Intel's EVP Gregory Bryant has told Yahoo Finance that the company feels very good competitively about its position, even in face of Apple silicon and AMD.
Adobe Lightroom has now been updated to make the most of Apple's new M1 chips and those that follow it.
If you're using an Apple M1 Mac and need to reinstall the operating system, keep reading. Apple has changed the steps to finish this process.
An AWS engineer has run Windows 10 on the new M1 Apple silicon chip, and performance benchmarks reveal that it blows the Surface Pro X out of the water.
The Configurator 2 app, which allows businesses and schools to deploy Apple devices, can now do so for the latest Macs and macOS.
Developer Hector Martin (Marcan) is seeking support for a Patreon project that could bring Linux support to Apple silicon.
M1 was built specifically for the MacBook Air, the 2-port MacBook Pro — which I've semi-jokingly referred to as the MacBook Air Pro — and a new, silver-again, lower power Mac mini. But... why?
A developer has successfully virtualized the ARM version of Windows on an M1 Mac using the QEMU virtualizer.
MacBooks with a new design are rumored for the second half of 2021, and a reliable Apple leaker believes Intel will still have a place with them.
Rogue Amoeba makes some amazing audio apps for macOS and now they're well on their way to being ready for Apple silicon.
It is currently unclear if the issue is related to the new M1 processor, macOS Big Sur, or even an issue with the housing of the computer.
The video, like last week's blog post, showcases the internal similarities between the M1 MacBooks and their Intel predecessors.
Want to know which apps are compiled with Apple silicon in mind? Silicon will tell you and it won't cost you a penny.
Apple says you're limited to two displays with its new M1 Macs but one YouTuber proved otherwise.
Max Tech has posted a video running a string of benchmarks comparing the performance between 8GB and 16GB of RAM in the M1 MacBook Pro.
