iPad Pro, AirTags, and more — What to expect from Apple on April 20
Apple has several projects near the finish line, including 'AirTags,' and a new iPad Pro. Here's what could make an appearance in the "Spring Loaded" event.
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iMac
Malcolm Owen
Apple stops selling 512GB, 1TB 21.5-inch 4K iMac options online
Apple has reduced the number of storage options available for the 21.5-inch iMac, with the removal of the 512 gigabyte and 1 terabyte flash options potentially a sign changes are on the way for the product line.
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Apple officially pulls iMac Pro from its online storefront
Apple has pulled the iMac Pro from its website, officially discontinuing the model and making it unavailable for purchase.
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Mike Peterson
Unreleased Apple Silicon iMac leaked by Xcode Crash Reporter
A currently unreleased iMac running on what appears to be an Apple Silicon chip has leaked through a report file in Xcode's Crash Reporter feature.
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iMac Pro is 'currently unavailable' from Apple in the US, Canada [u]
The iMac Pro is currently listed as unavailable on the Apple Online Store in the U.S. and Canada, suggesting that supplies of the machine are running dry.
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Apple 'AirTags' and iPad Pro event now rumored for March 23
A new leak claims that Apple's "AirTags" event will be held on March 23, one week later than previous reports speculated.
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William Gallagher
Apple discontinues iMac Pro, available 'while supplies last'
Apple appears to have discontinued the iMac Pro, with the Mac model now only available in a single configuration but only "While supplies last."
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YouTuber builds 'first' Apple Silicon iMac using old iMac & M1 Mac mini
By disemboweling a M1 Mac mini and jamming everything inside an old iMac, a YouTube content creator cobbled together what he calls the world's first Apple Silicon iMac — with major caveats.
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Wesley Hilliard
Apple has stopped producing 512GB, 1TB SSD iMac 4K models, claim sources
Apple has reportedly stopped production of the 512 gigabyte and 1 terabyte flash media configurations of the 21.5-inch iMac, which may signify an update is coming sooner rather than later.
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Stephen Robles
