The next Apple desktop device may be the first to sport a next-gen M-Series chip, but it's unclear if the laptops will get the same treatment.
From green texts to lightning cables to the App Store tax, there are a lot of problems. Nobody’s perfect, but Apple can fix these problems.
Apple IIs. Commodores. The Amstrad CPC 464. If you're a fan of retro hardware, a visual artist from Canada has something you're going to want to check out.
The company claims users can browse for 17 hours straight on the 13-inch MacBook Pro, though the latest Macs are already known for their extreme battery life.
The hiring of a TV ad executive shows Apple is hard at work on showing you more ads in more places.
Apple has pursued the tech for more than a decade, and now the ability to track glucose on your Apple Watch could finally be on the horizon.
From windowless cars to self-adjusting watchbands, these are the quirkiest ideas out of Cupertino.
One oft-cited analyst said Apple is waiting for the release of the M3 chip, perhaps late in 2023, before it offers a revamped all-in-one.
From Apple to Britney Spears, these are some of the most unforgettable Super Bowl ads.
Apple's M2 Pro and Max powered MacBook Pros are impressive machines. But there's nothing here that makes upgrading a must.
The 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pro get a much-needed redesign and the Mac mini gets an upgrade.
It's not scheduled to be opened until the legendary singer is 99 years old, though.
In "Road to Nowhere," Paris Marx argues for a people-oriented framework for the future of transportation that prioritizes the welfare of the public.
The grungy Birkenstocks are expected to fetch at least $60,000.
Podcast.ai generated a fake audio recording using artificial voices and language model transcripts based on Rogan and Jobs’ old public speeches and keynotes.
The company will allow customers to purchase or rent proprietary tools and tackle at-home fixes of M1 MacBook Pro and MacBook Air laptops.
Adonit delivers an affordable, feature-packed Pencil alternative for budgets that can't afford more than an iPad.
Apple reportedly laid off around 100 contract-based recruiters and expects to bring most workers back to offices at least three days per week in September.
We've been covering tech for 20 years, and we were early to every major innovation... right?
Past and present staff say the company that wants you to ‘think different" has ignored and retaliated against women speaking out.
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