Apple Can't Stop Messing Up Batteries, Offers Replacements for MacBook Pros
The potential problem is only found in the 13-inch base model version of the MacBook Pro, Touch Bar versions of the laptop are fine.
The potential problem is only found in the 13-inch base model version of the MacBook Pro, Touch Bar versions of the laptop are fine.
The Matebook X Pro doesn't just give its Macbook counterpart a run for its money—it's outright better.
Rogue specks of Doritos dust will no longer put an end to your typing session.
Having previously axed FireWire, USB-A ports, physical home keys and headphone jacks, could the MacBook's physical keyboard be next on Apple's chopping block?
Just in time for its tenth anniversary.
Apple announced upgrades to nearly every single product its computer line up, and thoroughly screwed over every single person who bought a MacBook Pro back in November.
There’s plenty to be excited about this year, so let’s dive right in.
Could YOU have a penny in your MacBook? Open it up and find out!
To figure out which reigns supreme, I’ve spent the last four months almost exclusively using Apple’s two cheapest big computational devices.
The feature deserves the attention it’s receiving as it provides a glimpse into how we will be interacting with computers in the not so distant future.
It'll set you back £1,500 for the cheapest newly-announced MacBook, but the prices of the older models have suddenly shot up, too.
They’ll still be available from Apple as long as supplies last—but don’t expect a refresh, ever again.
Over to you, Apple.
We can’t confirm that these images are indeed located inside macOS, but they sure do look like Apple images to us.
The wait is almost over; expect some long-awaited product updates to finally be announced on 27th October.
You know what that means, new MacBooks!
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