Apple’s iPad series is one that revolutionised the tablet space for the better, leading to most Android tablets ceasing to exist, as they were not capable of competing with Apple’s latest and greatest tablet offerings. With the iPad, the Cupertino based company gives users the choice to choose between what they need, be it a device capable of performing heavy tasks, aka the iPad Pro or the most well-rounded option... Read More
Apple recently launched the refreshed iPad Pro and the new iMac sporting the M1 chipset. When we take a look at the past, one can see a major difference in performance in comparison to the previous intel chips. It seems, however, that whilst all this was going on in the front, things behind the curtains are heating up, as it seems Apple has started working on the second generation of... Read More
Apple has always positioned the MacBook as a device for the consumer that is more content-driven, with heavier tasks being a priority, whilst the iPad has been made out to be a bridge of sorts between a conventional laptop and a tablet. To me, however, that has never stood up to its charm. Having used iPads in the past (be it Pro or Air), the capabilities were there, and the... Read More
Apple earlier this week rolled out macOS 11.2 to its users, with the update bringing fixes and updates to Bluetooth reliability so as to ensure reduced disconnections as well as fixing issues in relation to the display and external displays. ProRAW and iCloud based fixes were also part of this update. Another issue in relation to System Preferences not unlocking when entering administration password in certain cases has been fixed... Read More
Cupertino tech giant, Apple on Tuesday announced the arrival of new generation Macs with the ‘M1’ silicon chipset. The ‘Apple M1’ chip will ship with the new 13-inch MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and Mac mini. With the arrival of the new MacBook Air, Apple has stopped selling the old model with Intel chipset powering it. Now only the new MacBook Air with the ‘M1’ chipset is available for purchase... Read More
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