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AutoCAD gets native Apple Silicon support, boasts 2x speed jump

Engineering and design tool AutoCAD by Autodesk gains native support for Apple Silicon M-series processors in the 2024 release.

Wesley Hilliard 3 years ago 15

Ugreen's new docking station can extend M1 Mac displays

Ugreen has released a 9-in-1 docking station that can help extend an M1 MacBook's capability with external displays.

Andrew Orr 3 years ago 3

Linux 6.2 includes M1 Mac support, but it's not fully ready to use

Linux 6.2 brings native support for M1 processors on Mac, but it isn't totally finished or ready for primetime.

Wesley Hilliard 3 years ago 1

Apple-led ARM computer sales resilient, as PC industry declines

New research says that ARM-based computers including Apple Silicon are doing fairly well in a collapsing global PC market, as the market does a slow shift away from Intel-based processors.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 14

Apple execs discuss how M2 Apple Silicon pushes tech to the limit

Apple's platform architecture VP Tim Millet and product marketing VP Bob Borchers weigh in on the benefits of bringing chip design in-house.

Amber Neely 3 years ago 11

Apple's most affordable Mac mini is 18 years old

For 18 years, the Mac mini has bounced between adored and abandoned, even by Apple, but so far it has always come back — and it remains a remarkable workhorse.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 17

Octane X App launches on iPadOS for GPU rendering workflows

The Octane X app has launched for iPads with an M1 or M2 chip to bring cinematic GPU path-tracing to mobile artists.

Andrew Orr 3 years ago 0

Apple's got $3 trillion, Intel says it's got an M1 killer, and more - Apple's January 2022 in review

Intel promises it has a faster chip than the M1, but Apple seems to be earning a little cash anyway, and Spotify is still raking it in despite artists' protests.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 3

2021 16-inch MacBook Pro review: One year later, still worth buying

Apple's 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro powered by M1 Pro and M1 Max Apple Silicon launched more than a year ago. As we await new M2 versions, we revisit how well these machines have held up under our daily workload.

Andrew O'Hara 3 years ago 11

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