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ARM-Based ‘Apple Silicon’ MacBooks Are Coming This Fall
Credit: Apple If the reports are true, this would be a much faster transition than Apple’s switch to Intel back in 2005, which saw the company similarly announce the shift during its annual June WWDC
Apple’s 13-inch MacBook Could Be the First to Get Apple Silicon (16-inch Fans May Have to Wait)
Credit: emre topdemir / Shutterstock While Apple has offered a Developer Transition Kit (DTK) in the form of a Mac mini with an A12Z chip in order to help developers get their apps ready, this
Thunderbolt Won’t Be Going Away on New Apple Silicon Macs
Credit: Hadrian / Shuterstock You see, it turns out that even though Apple collaborated on the design of Thunderbolt, it’s actually an Intel thing, so naturally, as Apple abandoned Intel CPUs in its Macs, many
Steam Summer Sale: 5 Awesome Mac Games to Try Today (up to 80% off)
Credit: Steam For two weeks, Steam offers massive discounts on a number of immensely popular games, software, and other accessories. But one of the things that Mac users suffer from is the inability to find
Apple Tests macOS on the iPhone
Credit: HelloTech Not only will an A-series processor power these Macs, but they also represent a step towards convergence as the Mac platform moves closer to the iPhone. The two are getting so close that
Here’s Why It’s Dangerous to Pirate Mac Apps
Credit: Foxartbox / Shutterstock For instance, last year we saw software pirates abusing enterprise developer certificates to create underground websites for apps, and even before that, the jailbreak has long provided a platform for getting
Apple’s macOS Gets a Cool ‘Neu’ Design (But What Is It, Exactly?)
Credit: Apple What Is Skeuomorphism? Before we can get into neumorphism, we need to revisit its predecessor, skeuomorphism. Apple was known as the king of skeuomorphism, a design principle where the components in the user
Former Microsoft Exec Praises Apple Silicon Endeavor, Calls It ‘Most Remarkable’
Credit: Axel Roest / Twitter After Apple announced Apple Silicon at WWDC, countless people commented on the development. That includes the former president of the Windows Divison at Microsoft, Steven Sinofsky. In a tweet, Sinofsky
