A number of new M1 MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro and Mac mini owners are facing Bluetooth connectivity issues, a particularly vexing situation for the standalone Mac mini.
New Mac models powered by M1 Apple Silicon are not just fast in the conventional sense. They're also much more sophisticated, right down to making settings to their display resolution happen instantly.
Apple on Thursday published a support document detailing steps users should take if they encounter problems installing macOS Big Sur on certain MacBook Pro models.
The repair specialists at iFixit have completed teardowns of the M1-equipped MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, noting that not much has changed in their design beyond the new chip.
The first Apple Silicon chip used in a Mac, the M1, implements Apple's first custom controller for USB4 and Thunderbolt 3 and delivers the platform's first systems meeting the new USB4 specification. Notably, Apple has brought USB4 to market about a month after Intel's own 11th Gen Tiger Lake processors for PC notebooks.
Apple's new M1 powered 13-inch MacBook Pro is so outrageously fast and stunningly power efficient that it feels like it's visiting from the future. But can it run your apps?
Customers who preordered the new Apple Silicon Macs are beginning to see tracking information updates that suggest the devices are already in transit.
The latest versions of the 13-inch MacBook Pro and MacBook Air are more similar than ever before, with small yet crucial differences between the two that will change which is the right one for you.
On Tuesday, Apple held its third event in the last 60 days, where it launched Apple Silicon and its first devices that featured the new M1 chip. Here's what you need to know about the event, and what we thought about it.
Apple on Tuesday updated the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac mini with Apple Silicon chips, but customers can still buy Intel versions of two of those Macs.
Apple has unveiled a third hardware refresh during the "one more thing" event, in the form of a new 13-inch MacBook Pro.
Plugable aims to solve all your port problems with its now TBT3-UDZ Thunderbolt 3 docking station, featuring 14 ports and 96W of power delivery.
While Apple's third fall 2020 "one more thing" event is largely expected to center on Apple Silicon Macs, there are still a few other things that could make an appearance. Here's what to expect.
Future MacBook Pro designs may leverage HomePod technology to sense the wearer's environment and adjust playback to enhance audio.
Supply chain sources claim that Apple has ordered 2.5 million of its first Apple Silicon MacBook, or MacBook Pro models, to be produced by early 2021.
LG Display is reportedly preparing to supply Apple with mini LED displays in early 2021, potentially for a new lineup of iPad Pro models that could be followed by MacBooks and other iPads.
Apple warned investors that changes to its App Store commission could hurt its bottom line in a regulatory filing that also highlighted the MacBook Pro as the primary driver of 2020 Mac sales.
The backlighting system of MacBook Pro keyboards could be upgraded to include TrueTone capabilities, with Apple examining the use of multiple LEDs per key to make the light seem even despite changes in the local environment.
Lander's Argo protective shell is unlike many other MacBook cases in that it is designed for the road warrior. Not just stylish, but immensely protective, even keeping water at bay while you travel.
Apple is reportedly readying a special event for November that will deliver word of the company's first Apple silicon Macs, according to prolific leaker Jon Prosser.
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