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    M5 chip efficiency

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    M5 iPad Pro: Why It’s a Must-Have Upgrade from the M4

    The M4 iPad Pro, launched in May 2024, introduced an OLED display, a thinner design, and the powerful M4 chip. However, some users, as highlighted by 9to5Mac, regret skipping the…

    A person in a cleanroom suit and gloves holds a green silicon wafer on a beige tray, possibly for use in AI servers. The setting is a sterile lab environment, with a metallic surface gleaming in the background.

    Apple Expands U.S. Manufacturing with New Texas Facility for AI Servers and M5 Chips

    Artificial intelligence is becoming a core pillar of Apple’s ecosystem. From predictive text in Messages to advanced computational photography in iPhones, AI is deeply integrated into Apple’s software and services….

    Apple Vision Pro 2 featuring the M5 chip for enhanced virtual and augmented reality performance.

    Apple Vision Pro 2: Enhanced Power and Precision with the M5 Chip

    One of the most exciting aspects of the Apple Vision Pro 2 is its anticipated M5 chip. Designed to deliver improved processing speed and efficiency, the M5 chip offers a…

    Apple Vision Pro M5 chip enhances AR performance with advanced graphics and power efficiency for immersive experiences.

    Apple Vision Pro M5 Chip: A Powerful Leap in AR Innovation

    Apple’s Vision Pro headset, currently powered by the M2 chip, has set a high standard for augmented reality headsets. However, the potential inclusion of an M5 chip would elevate performance…

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    iPhone 16e Sales Fall Short of SE Legacy Despite Strong European Debut

    Close-up of Apple’s A20 chip powered by TSMC’s 2nm process, set to debut in the iPhone 18 in 2026, showcasing advanced semiconductor technology.

    Apple’s A20 Chip Breakthrough: Redefining iPhone 18 Performance with 2nm and WMCM Packaging

    A tablet screen displays the Photos app, featuring a grid of colorful photo thumbnails at the top and sections for Recent Days, People & Pets, and Pinned collections below—perfect for keeping memories organized with Family Sharing.

    How to Set Up Family Sharing on iPadOS for Shared Apps

    A person wearing Apple AirPods, with a translucent iOS 26 interface in the background, showcasing new features like sleep detection, camera controls, and head gestures, set to debut at WWDC 2025.

    iOS 26 to Enhance AirPods with Sleep Detection, Camera Controls, and New Gestures

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    Severance Season 3: What We Know So Far

    A person wearing Apple Vision Pro headset, with a visionOS interface displaying a glowing cursor controlled by eye tracking, highlighting hands-free navigation features like scrolling and app selection, set against a sleek, mixed-reality background.

    How to Use Eye Tracking on visionOS for Hands-Free Control

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