Apple paid rare attention to its pro customers this week, teasing a redesigned Mac Pro along with catered iMacs. Behind-the-scenes dealings also made headlines, particularly news that Apple will developing its own GPUs.
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Everything you need to know:
- A modular Mac Pro is coming in 2018 > >
- 2017 iMacs will include models with pros in mind > >
- Apple is ditching graphics partner Imagination Technologies > >
- Apple could sell a "premium" TV bundle with HBO, Starz & Showtime > >
- AppleInsider reviewed the new 9.7-inch iPad > >
- Apple released its Clips video editor for iPhone & iPad > >
- A surprise iOS 10.3.1 update fixed a few issues > >
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A roundup of all of our hottest stories this week:
All-new Mac Pro with modular design, Apple-branded pro displays coming in 2018
Apple plans new iMac configurations targeting pro users for later this year
Apple ditching Imagination Technologies GPU technology, moving design in-house
Apple considering selling 'premium' TV bundle with HBO, Starz & Showtime - report
Review: Apple's 2017 9.7" iPad with A9 CPU isn't a game-changer, but it isn't supposed to be
Apple launches new social-focused Clips video editing app for iPhone & iPad
Apple pushes out iOS 10.3.1 update, fixing iPhone 5 & 5c OTA update issue
Apple to reveal fiscal Q2 2017 earnings on May 2
Notorious patent troll Uniloc targets Apple over Maps, Apple ID, remote software updates
Trump repeals federal protections stopping ISPs from selling user data
Apple's Mac mini an 'important product,' staying in lineup
Rumor: Supply chain issues with 'iPhone 8' 3D sensors may lead to late launch in Oct. or Nov.
Apple sued by Australian regulator over 'Error 53' glitch, hardware repair practices
Apple asked to pay hundreds of millions in back taxes in Australia in wide-reaching probe
Nvidia reveals Mac Pro-compatible Titan Xp PCI-e GPU, macOS drivers for Pascal-based video cards
6 Comments
Conversation was pretty one-sided with Dan D. being the only one to articulate and report on the Apple plans for PRO desktops. I expected better commentary.
It sure would be nice if Apple could build some low-power discrete GPUs for the MacMini instead of always relying on Intel Graphics. I think Apple wasn't even using the Intel Pro Graphics 6xxx in the MacMini as I believe those were reserved for the 21" iMacs. I suppose the MacMini wasn't meant to be a graphics machine, so I'm not all that surprised. I'm fairly certain mini Windows PCs did use more powerful Intel Graphic chips than Apple did. Anyway, I'm glad to hear Apple is designing GPUs as it may lead to something worthwhile in the future in terms of large numbers of compute cores for AI and such.
By the way, April 7 has come and gone. Has the ‘Turkish Crime Family’ followed through with erasing hundreds of millions of iCloud accounts? Or did Apple cave and give them an iTunes gift card? Just asking.