Apple released an updated build of Pixelmator Pro for macOS on Monday, bringing with it a slew of new features and improvements, including newfangled support for Apple Intelligence – Apple’s in-house artificial intelligence brand that it uses to enhance features across its platforms.
Apple is expected to release a new laptop powered by an iPhone chip, joining the MacBook lineup this year or next as a new low-cost option.
Valve-owned online game store Steam this week announced the release of a new Steam Client Beta that runs natively on Apple Silicon Macs without the need for Rosetta 2.
Just yesterday, following Apple’s WWDC 2025 Keynote address, we shared a post outlining which devices would support Apple’s upcoming software updates later this Fall, which included a rundown of what Macs would be able to run macOS Tahoe 26.
Microsoft's ad compares an older, previous-generation MacBook Air to the latest Windows PCs with Copilot+ branding to justify the tagline.
The team over at Topaz Labs have rolled out a new update for their popular Topaz Photo AI software for macOS and Windows, this time bringing the software up to version 3.5.0 and introducing some fascinating improvements along the way.
Apple is rumored to switch to a separate, so-called discreet package for the iPhone's RAM, a change that could bring user-replaceable RAM back to the Mac.
As someone who only recently took steps to upgrade his home office work desk to be both more spacious and functional, it’s been on my agenda to come up with a multi-display setup to improve multitasking and workflow management. This meant I needed a hub that could handle multiple high-resolution displays and tons of I/O, and personally, I think I nailed it with the iVanky FusionDock Max 1.
The next iPhones and iPads should run a much faster Neural Engine from Apple, featuring more cores to support generative AI features coming to iOS 18.
Aside from releasing an M3 Ultra Mac Studio, the iPhone maker is also expected to bring its upcoming flagship chip to the Mac Pro workstation.
The MacBook Air cannot provide sustained performance under heavy load indefinitely because it lacks a fan, so the CPU must be throttled.
Apple is not developing an Apple silicon successor to the 27-inch iMac. Isntead, the company would prefer if customers focused on the current 24-inch M3 iMacs.