Latest 13-inch MacBook Air (M1) News

Apple executives detail 24-inch iMac design, features in new interview

A pair of Apple executives talk Apple's new 24-inch iMac, its design elements, and the inclusion of the M1 chip in a recent podcast interview.

Mike Peterson 5 years ago 24

'Touch Alternatives' brings iPhone gestures to macOS Big Sur

Apple's new macOS Big Sur 11.3 update includes a feature that could make using iPhone and iPad apps easier on a Mac.

Mike Peterson 5 years ago 2

Apple reiterates it has no plans to merge iPad and Mac

Apple marketing chief Greg Joswiak maintains that the iPad and the Mac aren't merging anytime soon, despite the inclusion of the M1 chip in the latest iPad Pro models.

Mike Peterson 5 years ago 141

New Magic Keyboard brings Touch ID to all M1 Macs

Apple's newly announced Magic Keyboard for Mac, which comes equipped with a Touch ID sensor, is compatible with all macOS machines running an M1 chip. For now, it's only available with iMac.

AppleInsider Staff 5 years ago 20

Compared: 24-inch M1 iMac vs 21.5-inch and 27-inch Intel iMac

The iMac has undergone some major changes in 2021, with a refreshed appearance and the addition of Apple Silicon, but how much of an upgrade is it from the previous generation? We look at the specifications.

Malcolm Owen 5 years ago 39

Apple's new iMac comes with color-matched accessories, braided cords

Apple's new M1 iMac models come in bright new colors, and each ships with a matching set of colorful accessories and peripherals.

Mike Peterson 5 years ago 19

Apple quietly adds 10 Gigabit Ethernet upgrade option to M1 Mac mini

Alongside the launch of a new M1 iMac on Tuesday, Apple has quietly introduced a new 10 Gigabit Ethernet upgrade to its Apple Silicon Mac mini.

Mike Peterson 5 years ago 0

Podcast

'Spring Loaded' Event Recap: AirTag, 24-inch M1 iMac, and new iPad Pro on the AppleInsider podcast

Stephen Robles 5 years ago 5

If you plan on using your new M1 iMac with a VESA mount, make sure to buy the right model

Apple is selling its new iMac in both a standalone version and a VESA-compatible variant, meaning users who want to use their own mounts should ensure they select the right model.

Mike Peterson 5 years ago 14

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