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    2nm Chip

    Apple Secures Pole Position in Race for Next-Gen 2nm Chip from TSMC

    Apple is set to become the initial recipient of TSMC’s innovative 2-nanometer chips, according to a DigiTimes report. Sources indicate that Apple will be the first client to deploy this…

    Mac Studio

    Mid-2024 Set to Welcome M3 Ultra Mac Studio, Mac Pro Update Uncertain

    The tech world is abuzz with the latest report indicating a mid-2024 release for a new Mac Studio model, equipped with the advanced M3 Ultra chip. Taiwanese research firm TrendForce,…

    iPhone 15 Pro

    Apple’s iPhone 16 to Feature Advanced N3E Processor

    This move comes in preparation for the Cupertino firm’s upcoming iPhone 16 range, expected to feature four models. The N3E is the successor to TSMC’s initial 3nm process known as…

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    Apple’s C1 Modem Ushers in a New Era of iPhone Connectivity

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    HomePod Mini 2 Set to Elevate Apple’s Smart Speaker Game in 2025

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    watchOS 26 Brings Smarter Notifications to Apple Watch

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    Severance Shines Bright at 2025 Emmy Nominations

    Vision Pro | Work & Office

    Seamless Typing: Connecting a Bluetooth Keyboard and Trackpad to Apple Vision Pro

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