Apple’s first touchscreen MacBook Pro pairs a tandem OLED display with the familiar keyboard and trackpad. Touch is reserved for the higher-priced models, leaving software support to prove whether the new input earns its premium.
Apple’s first OLED iPad mini adds a bigger screen, faster chip and water resistance, but the $699 entry price and tiered performance complicate the upgrade.
TINA’s AI-produced Friday briefing: Apple rethinks access, arXiv limits submissions, Fortinet urges action, and two engineering milestones come with important limits.
Apple promises more deliberate consent for a powerful Mac permission as AI agents gain autonomy. The implementation and rollout date remain unspecified.
Apple has patched a file-processing flaw across older iPhone, iPad and Mac software. Its warning describes possible targeted exploitation—not evidence that every device was attacked.
I’ve loved using the MacBook Neo so far, but one issue keeps getting in the way: popping and clicking sounds over USB audio, especially under heavier load. I’m convinced this is a software problem Apple can fix, but it’s still worth calling out before it pushes more users to return an otherwise great laptop.
Four days into using the MacBook Neo, I’m more convinced than ever that a lot of people judged this laptop without understanding it. The A18 Pro is far more capable than expected, the 8GB of RAM has held up surprisingly well, and in real use, this feels like a serious computer, not some cheap Chromebook-style compromise.
I got the MacBook Neo on launch day, and after actually using it, I’m convinced a lot of reviewers judged it by the wrong standard. It’s not perfect, but for $600, the Neo feels shockingly premium, fast for everyday use, and far better than the internet has been giving it credit for.
The MacBook Neo isn’t perfect, but at $599, it doesn’t need to be. Too many reviewers are judging it like a budget MacBook Pro, when it’s really a smart, focused laptop for normal people who just want a fast, reliable computer.
Apple wrapped up its big announcement week with updates across the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and display lineup, but for me, the MacBook Neo is the most interesting product of the bunch. While it’s already getting some hate online, I think it could end up being a great option for normal people who just want an affordable, capable laptop for everyday tasks.
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Microsoft's announcement of the Surface Studio, a desktop and tablet hybrid that features an interesting dial interface element, last week seemed to be a pretty big hit among creatives.
Twenty-five years ago this week, Apple unveiled their first laptop computer. Today, Tim Cook took the stage in Cupertino to unwrap the new MacBook Pro line, featuring a thinner design, faster components, and the new TouchBar, replacing t…
Apple is planning to say "hello again" to their Mac lineup on Thursday, but a recent update to macOS leaked images of the MacBook Pro that we're expecting to be announced at the event on Thursday.In the latest software update to macOS Si…
The New York Times is reporting that HP is preparing to unveil a new ultra thin laptop that is rumored to be a close rival to Apple's 12-inch MacBook that made its debut last year.
We’re now just days away from Apple’s annual June developers conference, WWDC, where they are expected to take the stage and unveil new versions of their operating systems.
As many have predicted, Apple today sent out invites for a media event on Monday, March 21st, with the title “Let us loop you in.” The event will be held at Apple’s Town Hall auditorium, located at their headquarters in Cupertino.
While it hasn’t been confirmed by Apple yet, and probably won’t be until next week, many sources are saying that Apple will be holding their first media event of the year the week of March 21st to unveil new products and software.
Earlier this week, Apple launched a dedicated Twitter account, @AppleSupport, to post tips and tricks for their devices, as well as respond to the inquiries of users on the social network.
If you’re looking for an external optical drive to use on a Windows PC and happen to have an Apple SuperDrive handy, installing a Boot Camp driver on the Windows PC will give you that functionality.
Editor's Note: This is an older post written back in 2014 that we've decided to repost because we feel the information could be helpful for users today.Earlier this summer, when OS X Yosemite's developer preview became available, I decid…
Over the past six months, I have had many problems with my Early 2011 MacBook Pro. Initially, the Logic Board and speakers were replaced because of an issue with the 10.7.3 update.
Earlier this week Apple announced their new iMac lineup. With these new updates Apple upgraded the processors to Quad-Core Sandy Bridge CPUs, added Thunderbolt, 3X faster graphics, and of course an HD Facetime camera.
Some more proof that Apple is looking to change the MobileMe Application – you can no longer buy MobileMe Subscription online or in a store near you, and no longer will be sending out the retail boxes.
Today, Apple released the final version of FaceTime to the App Store. For anybody who may not know, FaceTime is now available for any Mac with an iSight camera (now known as the FaceTime camera.) It allows you to video chat with any Face…
Many have seen that the iTunes App Store is about to hit 10 billion downloads. Its amazing that in less that 3 years there has been almost 10 billion downloads (app store was first released on July 11, 2008 with the 2.0 software.) Apple…
CNet Story The highest court in the land is hearing oral debate as to whether or not to remove the more or less laissez faire policy on graphic content in video games.