Since the Mac Pro brings a user-accessible modular design Apple has shared new resources ahead of the machine shipping to customers on how to upgrade RAM, MPX Modules, PCIe cards, and more. Follow along for Apple’s new resources on upgrading your Mac Pro.
Apple is developing a new version of its popular Powerbeats earbuds with support for Hey Siri. Evidence found within iOS 13.3, which was released to the public today, indicates that “Powerbeats4” are likely coming soon.
Expercom is delivering up to $2,500 off Apple’s just announced Mac Pro with discounts on custom-built configurations that you won’t find at any other authorized retailer on day one. You may recall that Expercom also offers similar discounts on the latest 16-inch MacBook Pro with various markdowns on built-to-order devices. The new Apple Pro Display XDR is also being discounted today as well, with $300 off and shipping times in line with what Apple is currently quoting. You’ll find all of Expercom’s day one Mac Pro deals down below, with a full breakdown of specs and notable features.
Apple released iOS 13.3 and iPadOS 13.3 to the public today. In addition to the new features and customization options we detailed earlier, the update also includes an important security fix for an AirDrop vulnerability that allowed an attacker to "remotely render any nearby iPhone or iPad unusable."
With smart home ecosystems largely funneling down to HomeKit, Alexa, and Assistant, it's always good to see new products that natively support as many as possible. The new ConnectSense In-Wall Outlet thankfully supports all three, solidifying itself as a solid contender in the smart home space.
Unlike typical smart plugs, this unit replaces existing outlets. Going this route yields a clean look while also delivering desirable smart home functionality. "Ultra-precise power monitoring" is also a notable feature, delivering measurements that ConnectSense touts as accurate within a 0.1% margin of error. more…
Scosche teased its BaseLynx modular charging system for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and more back in January. Now the product has officially launched as an Apple Store exclusive.
Apple’s Pro Display XDR marks the company’s return to professional monitors and it packs some impressive specs. It’s not made for the average customer with a starting price of $5,000 but it includes a lot of important specs for professional users. Coming as no surprise, the new 6K 32-inch Pro Display XDR is only compatible with a handful of recent Macs and MacBooks. However, there is a way to use it with any Mac with Thunderbolt 3.
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We learned about many of the planned Mac Pro accessories both from third-parties and Apple back in June at WWDC. Now we’ve got specs and pricing for accessories like storage and GPU modules, the Afterburner card, a specially designed Logitech webcam, the Apple VESA mount adapter, a lock from Belkin and more.
Following the launch of iOS 13.3, watchOS 6.1.1, and tvOS 13.3, Apple today has released macOS Catalina 10.15.2. This update includes several improvements and bug fixes across the system, including some new features.
Now that the Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR are officially available to order, Apple has confirmed that the new color variant of the Magic Keyboard, Mouse, and Trackpad will only come with the new pro machine for now. And the same goes for Apple’s first black USB-C to Lightning cable.
As expected, Apple today has released iOS 13.3, iPadOS 13.3, tvOS 13.3, and watchOS 6.1.1 to the public. These updates include bug fixes and performance improvements, as well as some notable new features and customization options.
The highly anticipated all-new Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR have officially launched with preorders now open. Over the last few weeks, YouTubers MKBHD, iJustine, and Jonathan Morrison have been testing out the latest Mac hardware for professionals and have shared their first thoughts on what Apple has delivered. Follow along for early impressions on the new Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR, performance benchmarks, and more.
Apple’s new Mac Pro is now available to order from Apple’s online store. While prices start at $5,999, the Mac Pro gets expensive rather quickly as you add more SSD storage, a more powerful processor, additional RAM, and more.
Six years since the computer was last updated, and more than two years since the modular high-end revamp of the Mac Pro was promised, Apple today released the Mac Pro and accompanying Apple Pro Display XDR, which start at $5999 and $4999 respectively. First configurations ship December 18th.
The Mac Pro base starts at a rather measly 8-core 32 GB RAM and 256 GB SSD config but can be specced to up to insanely high-end internals, accompanied by an insanely high price, aimed at true professional environments like video editing bays.
Magic Leap has released its enterprise suite today that will focus on leveraging its augmented reality headset, the Magic Leap 1 and software to take “Communication, Collaboration and Co-presence; 3D Visualization; Learn and Assist; and Location-based Services” to the next level with spatial computing.
Edison Mail is a popular email client known for its more efficient features for blocking spam and privacy concerns. Until now, the app only had versions for iOS and Android, and starting today, Edison Mail is also available for Mac users.
One of the latest products to land at Apple Stores is the Insta360 GO action camera that’s easy to hold, wear, or mount to capture great footage. The Insta360 GO comes in a new Apple-exclusive bundle that includes a selfie-stick, ring grip, and carry case alongside a pendant mount, pivot mount, sticky base, and more.
North Focals have so far been the closest thing we’ve seen to the long-rumored Apple Glasses, and now its Focals 2.0 model promises to get even closer to the goal of an AR headset which looks indistinguishable from normal glasses – unlike the competition.
North, which has heavy-duty backing in the form of Intel and Amazon, says Focals 2.0 will launch sometime next year…
If you have an Apple Card, then you will be able to buy a new iPhone through that card and pay back the phone through monthly installments over 24 months with 0% interest.
Last month, Adobe previewed a highly-requested feature coming to Lightroom on iOS and iPadOS: direct photo import. Beginning today, the update is rolling out to customers along with several other new features in Adobe's December Photography Releases.
A fresh batch of movie deals have popped up over at the Apple movie storefront, delivering new all-time lows on Disney films and more. There’s also the usual smattering of $5 titles to add to your library permanently and this week’s $1 HD rental. Head below for all of our top picks.
The European Commission has indicated that it may have to take far tougher antitrust action against tech giants, as fining them and giving them time to make changes may not be adequate…
Apple is suing former A-series chip lead Gerard Williams, accusing him of breaking his employment contract and ‘exploiting’ Apple technology.
Williams, in turn, says that Apple’s non-compete clause is unenforceable under California law and that the iPhone maker illegally monitored his text messages…
Apple is now offering 6% Daily Cash cashback to Apple Card credit card users with purchases of Apple hardware, doubling the usual cashback rate on Apple purchases with Apple Card. However, there are some restrictions.
Apple has been offering 3% cashback on purchases from the Apple Store as well as some select retailers over the last few months, but that’s been bumped up to 6% for the holidays. If you’re thinking of putting more purchases on your Apple Card to take advantage of the offer, follow along below for how to increase your Apple Card credit limit.
Snapchat is taking its filters and face tracking features to the next level later this month. TechCrunch reports that Snapchat will launch a new "Cameos" feature on December 18, allowing users to replace the faces in videos with their own.
Apple continues its domination of the wearables industry as 2019 comes to a close. New from IDC for Q3 2019 indicates that global shipments of wearable devices hit 84.5 million units during the quarter, with Apple taking the top spot by a large margin.
Apple is currently involved in a legal battle with two former employees who are being charged with stealing trade secrets related to Project Titan. As that process continues, Reuters reports today that Apple is concerned the former employees might flee to China if they are given the opportunity.
An odd annoyance has emerged among many App Store and iTunes users. Over the last several weeks, many Apple customers have reported that they are no longer receiving email receipts for purchases they made via the App Store or iTunes.
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