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    Computersby Tom Richardson

    The Next Mac Mini: What Apple’s Compact Powerhouse Has in Store

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    The Next Mac Mini: What Apple’s Compact Powerhouse Has in Store
    Computersby Hannah

    Apple’s New Operating System Signals Smart Home Ambitions

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    Apple’s New Operating System Signals Smart Home Ambitions
    The image showcases two Apple desktop computers: a 24-inch iMac displaying a blue and green abstract background and a 27-inch iMac Pro featuring a brown and orange canyon landscape. Both reimagine design with sleek, thin profiles on silver stands, resembling an innovative iMac concept.

    Reasons to get excited about Apple’s custom ARM Macs

    by NewsroomComputersAugust 11, 2020August 11, 2020

    Apple’s decision to pull away from Intel is unsurprising yet hugely exciting. The company has designed custom chips for the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch for a number of years,…

    A woman and two children are sitting together at a desk, engaged with a new 27-inch iMac. The screen displays a vibrant, purple spiral pattern. The room is dimly lit, creating a cozy atmosphere while they interact with everything you need to know about the computer.

    Everything you need to know about the new 27-inch iMac

    by NewsroomComputersAugust 6, 2020

    This week, Apple announced a “major” update to its 27-inch iMac model, as well as smaller improvements to the 21.5-inch iMac and the iMac Pro, making each device more powerful….

    An iMac Pro is shown from the back and side on a black background. The back view highlights four Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) ports and a headphone jack. The side view shows the power button and the thin profile of the computer, reimagines design for modern workspaces.

    Stunning iMac concept reimagines design, introduces wireless charging

    by NewsroomComputersAugust 4, 2020

    A concept for an iMac and iMac Pro redesign has given us a glimpse of Apple’s future plans for the product, introducing an all-screen design, Face ID, and wireless charging…

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    Leaked macOS code suggests Face ID is coming to the Mac

    by NewsroomComputersJuly 27, 2020

    Apple could be planning to bring Face ID to the Mac, according to new macOS code. As first spotted by 9to5Mac, Apple has begun testing Face ID integration on the…

    Close-up view of a next-generation Intel processor chip partially inserted into a motherboard socket. The intricate pins on the underside of the chip are clearly visible, while surrounding capacitors and circuit pathways are slightly out of focus in the background.

    Intel confirms next-generation chips have been delayed

    by NewsroomComputersJuly 24, 2020

    Intel has confirmed that its 7nm and next-generation chips have been delayed. Speaking at the company’s Q2 2020 earnings report, Intel confirmed that it was shifting its product timing by…

    A laptop screen displaying a scenic mountain landscape erroneously indicates an unrecognized fingerprint. The screen shows the time as 3:27 on Wednesday, January 17. In the background, a window reveals a blurred outdoor view with plants on the windowsill, hinting at a new release of Apple software.

    Apple reportedly releasing new software for Windows soon

    by NewsroomComputersJuly 14, 2020

    Apple is reportedly releasing new software for Windows in the coming weeks. Apple has offered iTunes for a number of years on Windows, both as a way to purchase and…

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    Google working to address Chrome battery life issues on macOS devices

    by NewsroomComputersJuly 13, 2020

    Google has confirmed it is working hard to improve battery life issues on macOS devices. According to The Wall Street Journal, the company is keen to address performance issues on…

    Close-up of an open laptop showing part of the keyboard and screen. The laptop screen displays a blurred image of nature scenery with trees and water. The keyboard includes a visible touch bar with a green button illuminated. This model was popular during the second quarter 2020 Mac shipments.

    Mac shipments up 5% in the second quarter of 2020

    by NewsroomComputersJuly 10, 2020

    Shipments of Mac devices, including iMacs, Mac Pros, and MacBooks, grew 5.1% in the second quarter of 2020,  according to shipping estimates provided by Gartner. In the second quarter of…

    A sleek, modern computer monitor displays a scenic image of a blue landscape with hills in the background. To the left, an Apple laptop with Thunderbolt ports sits on the same reflective white desk. A bright light source illuminates the area from the back.

    Apple confirms Silicon Macs will support Thunderbolt

    by NewsroomComputersJuly 9, 2020

    Apple has confirmed that new Macs with ARM chips will support Thunderbolt. Last month, the Cupertino firm ended months of speculation, revealing that it was planning to begin a new…

    Image of an iMac and a MacBook. The iMac displays a photo editing application with a picture of a woman holding a yellow cloth, while the MacBook shows a music application featuring various album covers and the "Listen Now" page. Both devices boast the macOS Big Sur interface, seamlessly supporting Catalyst apps.

    Apple Pay coming to Catalyst apps on macOS with Big Sur update

    by NewsroomComputersJuly 8, 2020

    Apple will allow developers to integrate Apple Pay into Project Catalyst apps. As spotted by developers who accessed the second beta of iOS 14 and macOS Big Sur, it’s now…

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    macOS Big Sur will deploy software updates in the background

    by NewsroomComputersJuly 3, 2020

    Apple has confirmed that software updates will be faster on macOS Big Sur. Right now, users are unable to use their MacBooks and iMacs when they update their operating system…

    A desktop iMac with a dark-themed wallpaper featuring a night-time desert landscape and sand dunes, shown against a white background. An Apple logo is visible on the bottom front of the monitor, ideal for performing benchmarks with Intel Comet Lake processors.

    New unreleased iMac with Intel Comet Lake chip benchmarks leak

    by NewsroomComputersJuly 2, 2020

    Benchmarks for an unreleased iMac have leaked on the Geekbench website. Despite Apple announcing the introduction of Silicon-based Macs from the end of this year, it has been widely reported…

    The image features a grid showcasing various attributes of a tech product with a silver Apple logo in the center, including high-efficiency audio processor, HDR display support, always-on processor, high-performance CPU cores, and more. This layout is reminiscent of benchmarks often referenced during the Apple Developer Transition Kit period.

    Apple Developer Transition Kit benchmarks begin appearing online

    by NewsroomComputersJune 30, 2020July 8, 2020

    Although developers who requested an Apple Developer Transition Kit signed a confidentiality agreement that prevented benchmarking, it appears several have broken this promise and have uploaded their benchmarks onto the…

    A laptop screen displaying macOS Big Sur showcases a web browser with multiple open tabs, including one for "Geraud LeCarduner" and an active tab featuring Kvell's website. The Kvell tab highlights a colorful coat rack banner with the text "Proudly designed for everyday living," enhanced by Safari web extensions.

    Safari to add support for more web extensions in macOS Big Sur

    by NewsroomComputersJune 26, 2020

    Apple has confirmed plans to introduce more advanced web extensions in the new Safari. The browser, which has been given a makeover as part of macOS Big Sur, will now…

    A serene nighttime view of a rugged coastal landscape with dark cliffs meeting the calm, reflective waters of an ocean. The coastline winds along mountainous terrain under a clear, starry sky, creating a tranquil and picturesque scene, reminiscent of the iconic macOS Big Sur wallpapers.

    Download macOS Big Sur wallpapers for your Mac and iPhone

    by NewsroomComputersJune 23, 2020

    Apple lifted the lid on the next-generation macOS operating system yesterday, confirming that the company would transition from macOS X to macOS 11 for the first time, alongside the introduction…

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    macOS Sequoia 15.6 Nears Release with Focus on Stability

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    tvOS 26 Elevates Home Theater with AirPlay Speaker Upgrade

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    Apple’s Foldable iPhone: A New Era of Design Takes Shape

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    iOS 26 Beta 4: Refining Apple’s Next iPhone Experience

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    Crafting a Spatial Workspace for Peak Focus

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