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    Mac Studio performance

    A person with short blonde hair sits at a desk using Logic Pro on a large monitor, surrounded by audio equipment, MIDI controllers, and a computer in a modern studio setting.

    Building a Pro Audio Workflow with Logic Pro on Mac Studio

    The Mac Studio’s raw power—up to 12 CPU cores and 38 GPU cores in the M2 Ultra—makes it ideal for Logic Pro’s demanding tasks, like real-time mixing and Spatial Audio…

    A close-up of a modern desktop setup featuring the new Mac Studio, a monitor with a colorful screen, a plant, and a cup of coffee on a white desk—perfect for ensuring a seamless transition when moving files between devices.

    Navigating Storage Options for Mac Studio: Internal Power vs. External Flexibility

    The Mac Studio’s internal SSD, powered by Apple’s proprietary NVMe technology, is a performance beast. Capable of read and write speeds reaching up to 7,400MB/s in higher-capacity configurations, it outpaces…

    Mac-Studio

    How to Use Mac Studio for Xcode and iOS App Development

    Getting started with Xcode on Mac Studio is straightforward. Developers can download Xcode for free from the Mac App Store, ensuring they have the latest version, currently Xcode 16.4, which…

    Using the Studio Display

    Keeping Your Mac Studio at Peak Performance: Essential Optimization Tips

    A cluttered storage drive can slow even the Mac Studio’s lightning-fast SSD. macOS requires at least 10% of free disk space to manage swap files and temporary data effectively. To…

    Apple M2 Chip

    M2 Ultra vs. M2 Max: Choosing the Right Chip for Your Workflow

    The M2 Max and M2 Ultra share Apple’s second-generation 5nm architecture but differ significantly in scale. The M2 Max features a 12-core CPU (eight performance cores, four efficiency cores), up…

    Front view of the new Mac Studio powered by the Apple M3 Ultra chip, showcasing its compact design and high-performance capabilities on a minimalist desk setup.

    Apple’s M3 Ultra Chip: A Hybrid Powerhouse Unveiled

    Apple rolled out the M3 series back in October 2023, touting its 3nm process—built by TSMC—as a leap over the M2’s 5nm roots. The M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max…

    A sleek logo shines with a vibrant gradient background, centered around the iconic Apple logo alongside the bold text "M3 Ultra," showcasing innovation at its core.

    M3 Ultra Chip’s First Benchmark Surfaces: A Close Race with M4 Max

    The benchmark, spotted in the Geekbench 6 database on March 6, 2025, reveals the M3 Ultra’s capabilities in the new Mac Studio. Apple announced the chip with bold claims: up…

    A Formula 1 Mercedes race car is featured on the cover of Apple Magazine, issue #730, dated October 24, 2025. Headlines mention AI-driven browsers and Amazon's automation impact on jobs.
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    A person in a dark shirt uses a smartphone at a table. Digital icons, including a chatbot and chat bubbles, are superimposed above the phone, hinting at interaction with AI or Apple testing chatbot technology.

    Apple Is Testing a Powerful Chatbot

    An adult and a child holding umbrellas, one clear and one bright yellow, cross a city street in the rain. Rain streaks are visible as iOS 26 weather route alerts guide their way, with the crosswalk and wet pavement reflecting the urban surroundings.

    iOS 26 Now Predicts Bad Weather Along Your Route

    A hand holds a smartphone displaying the Apple Music app on a red screen, with a large blurred white Apple logo in the background, highlighting the swipe gesture used to switch tracks effortlessly.

    How to Transfer Spotify Playlists to Apple Music

    A person smiles and stretches while reclining on a couch, resting their head on a pillow. On the coffee table are books, glasses, dominoes, a remote control, and an Apple smart speaker—possibly the HomePod Mini 2—adding modern flair for 2025.

    The Sentience Siri

    An iPhone screen displays the "Available Update" page for iOS 26.0.1, highlighting new features, improvements, a 4.97 GB file size, and update notes detailing the fix for the iPhone cell network bug.

    iPhone Cell Network Bug Fixed With iOS 26.0.1 Update

    A man with a beard and light brown hair wears what could be the next Apple Vision Pro headset, with a large abstract blue shape displayed on a dark background behind him.

    FCC Filing Reveals Key Details About the Next Apple Vision Pro

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