Hardware

Apple has planted its own flag in the streaming wars with Apple TV+, its in-house streaming service that focuses almost entirely on original programming rather than an extensive library of existing TV shows or movies. The service launched on November … Continue reading →

Apple currently sells two laptop lines: the MacBook Pro (which comes in 13-inch M2, 14-inch M1 Pro/Max and 16-inch M1 Pro/Max models) and the MacBook Air (which is available in 13.3-inch M1 or 13.6-inch M2 models). That is a lot … Continue reading →

Students, teachers, and those who work for an educational institution can save money on a new Mac, MacBook, or iPad via the Apple Education Store, which offers discounts all year round. Apple throws the education net quite wide, so if … Continue reading →

Apple on Thursday posted its third quarter 2022 results and somehow still managed to post record a June quarter revenue record of $83 billion. iPhone sales remained strong while Services climbed again. Apple had warned last quarter that continued supply … Continue reading →

Apple’s list of currently available content for Apple TV+ continues to grow, but there’s an even faster-growing list of projects in the works. Films, limited series, specials, and multi-season series, Apple’s got lots of irons in the fire for all … Continue reading →

Every June, Apple announces and demonstrates the next version of iOS for your iPhone, but the update itself won’t actually launch until the fall (usually around September). This year at WWDC, Apple announced iOS 16, which is full of exciting … Continue reading →

If you don’t want to wait for the next version of macOS, macOS Ventura, which will be released to the public this autumn, it is possible to download the developer beta if you are a registered developer, and the public … Continue reading →

One of our favorite features of iOS 16 is the ability to edit and unsend iMessages. Just long-press a message and you can choose to edit or undo send (we show you how to edit and unsend messages here). But … Continue reading →

The M2 MacBook Air is here and, like the M1, Apple has two options to choose from, one with an 8-core GPU and one with a 10-core GPU. We’ve been testing both models here at Macworld, the step-up model which … Continue reading →

When Apple launched the M2 chip in the new MacBook Pro and MacBook Air at WWDC, there were few changes from the M1. Built using the same architecture and 5nm process, the chip brings predictable gains over the M1, and … Continue reading →