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The greatest Apple design changes of all time
By IM Staff published
Apple has been known to redesign its most successful products - but which changes were the most striking?

Remembering the best Steve Jobs moments at WWDC across the years
By IM Staff published
WWDC Between 1997 and 2011, ex-Apple CEO Steve Jobs would charm the WWDC crowd - but what were the highlights?

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.

How to run Intel apps on an Apple silicon Mac
By Bryan M Wolfe published
If you need to run an Intel-based version of your favorite app on an Apple silicon Mac, you can still do so. Here are the steps.

Intel shows off iMessage and Apple Watch health data on a Windows PC
By Oliver Haslam published
As CES rattles along Intel has shown off a Windows PC running two things you really don't see every day — Apple's iMessage as well as health data pulled from an Apple Watch.

Intel says its new Core i9 processor is faster than Apple's M1 Max
By Joe Wituschek published
Intel has announced its 12th generation of processors and, according to its own test, it is faster than the M1 Max processor.

Apple isn't forgetting about its Intel Mac customers just yet
By Bryan M Wolfe published
In 2006, Apple ditched Macs using PowerPC. Now, it's transitioning away from Intel-based Macs. It looks like the company is handling the transitions very differently, and that's a good thing.

Apple pulls its antitrust suit against patent troll Fortress leaving Intel all alone
By Oliver Haslam published
Apple has removed itself from an antitrust suit against patent troll Fortress, leaving Intel to fight the good fight on its own.

Intel tries to bash Mac gaming performance but hits its own Core i9 instead
By Oliver Haslam published
The relationship between Intel and Apple is going bad fast, but the chipmaker isn't particularly good at the smack talk.

Intel CEO says Justin Long attack ads are 'competitive fun' with Apple
By Joe Wituschek published
After a week of some very emotional attack ads against Apple, Intel's new CEO is dismissing them as "competitive fun going on with Apple and the Mac ecosystem."

Does Intel's new CEO not talk to his advertising team? All evidence suggests not.
By Oliver Haslam published
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger says he wants to court Apple for business. A week after his advertising team went on the offensive.

After bashing M1 Macs, Intel wants to build Apple silicon chips
By Joe Wituschek published
A week after launching a major ad campaign against Apple silicon Macs, Intel's CEO now wants to court Apple's chip-making business.

Intel has launched an incredibly misleading 'PC vs. Mac' website
By Joe Wituschek last updated
As part of its new campaign to prove a PC is better than a Mac, Intel has launched a new website that tries to convince potential customers.

C'mon Intel, it's time to let it go. Apple ain't coming back.
By Oliver Haslam published
Breakups are hard.

Justin Long forgets he's a Mac, shills for Intel instead
By Oliver Haslam published
Justin Long used to be the "I'm a Mac" guy but now he's trying to sell PCs for Intel.

Intel should be ashamed of its Apple silicon attack ads
By Oliver Haslam published
Intel isn't coming out of this too great.

Reliable leaker says redesigned MacBooks will still feature Intel chips
By Joe Wituschek published
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.

A new iMac could launch as soon as next week, but not with Apple silicon
By Oliver Haslam published
Will we get a refreshed iMac soon? It's likely. Just don't expect it to include Apple's new chips.
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