Ternus led Apple’s shift from Intel to its custom silicon, said Taiwanese analyst Ming-Chi Kuo Kuo, arguing that Apple’s chips are central to its AI strategy. ・The appointment signals that Apple is ...

Five WWDCs ago, Apple unveiled macOS Big Sur. This was the last time the company updated its macOS design. Despite its many flaws, Big Sur was the company's first attempt to make the Mac work even ...

The new macOS Tahoe 26 update includes a new aesthetic, dubbed Liquid Glass. Credit: Apple Basically, if you have a laptop with an M1, M2, M3, or M4 chip, you're safe. Some Macs released in 2019 and ...

Apple silicon has taken the Mac to the next level. Image: D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac Not too long ago, the Mac was in a truly bad place — and then Apple silicon came along and radically reinvented ...

Apple transitioned the Mac lineup to Apple Silicon starting in 2020, and they completed the transition in 2023. Since the transition started, Apple quickly started dropping support for Intel Macs on ...

Apple may turn to Intel to fabricate its low-end M-series Apple silicon chips. Such SoCs could debut as early as 2027. Intel-fabricated Apple silicon chips will find their way inside the MacBook Air ...

Apple may return to Intel for M7 chip production, marking a major shift after years of Apple Silicon and a potential comeback for Intel Foundry. Apple confirms macOS 27 will remove Rosetta and end ...

Apple has announced that support for Intel-based Macs will officially end in 2027, with macOS 26 Tahoe being the last major update available for those devices. Moving forward, only Apple Silicon Macs ...

The Apple silicon era has not been kind to the Mac Pro, and the target market for Apple’s most niche machine shrank even more today. However, it’s always darkest before the dawn, and that may be the ...

Shawn Scott has used Apple computers for 40 years. He began at the age of 7 on an Apple IIe in school and has been using them ever since, now professionally as a Houston-based web developer and ...

One analyst is doubling-down on his prediction that Intel might become a secondary manufacturer for Apple Silicon, but not for high-end devices. Again, GF Securities analyst Jeff Pu is guessing that ...