The M1 era is over but Apple silicon mysteries still remain
Apple executive John Ternus's declaration that the M1 chip family is complete marks the end of the first Apple silicon product cycle.
Stories by Jason Snell
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Apple’s riding high after another record quarter, but where is it headed?
Two numbers that don't involve stacks of cash tell part of the tale of Apple's success.
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Supply chain troubles cost Apple $6B: Why another record quarter has everyone worried
How does a company that's reporting record earnings and robust demand for its products put a chill into the hearts of Wall Street types?
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A decade later, Steve Jobs is still paving Apple’s path to success
Years before his passing Steve Jobs put Apple on the path that led to it becoming what it is today.
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How the heck did Apple make so much money last quarter?
Even after a string of impressive results, this quarter, covering the first three months of calendar 2021, is something special. Let's look inside the numbers.
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From Aqua to Catalina: Evolution of the Mac OS X operating system
The macOS we use today is the result of iteration over 16 major OS releases during those 20 years. Here are the highlights.
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An act of desperation 20 years ago was the building block for the modern Mac
With its back against the wall and its internal software development failing, Apple was left with only desperation moves.
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iPhone X: Hands-on and first impressions with Apple’s new iPhone
The new iPhone X changes the way you use your iPhone. Jason Snell takes a look at the new UI, Animoji, and more.
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iPad buying guide: How to choose an iPad Pro, iPad Air, or iPad mini
These days, picking an iPad can be tricky, but Jason Snell has used them all and has great advice on which model is right for you.
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OS X El Capitan review: Mac upgrade that's as solid as a rock
Lots of new features in Apple latest version of OS X. Upgrade and get an improved Mac. It’s really that simple.
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iPhone 6s and 6s Plus review: The best iPhone ever, by a wide margin
The iPhone 6s sports internal improvements and interface enhancements that set a new benchmark for smartphone excellence.
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Does the iPad have a future?
iPad fans and iPad haters have one thing in common: They aren't buying a whole lot of iPads at the moment.
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Twitter on the Mac: Do your job, or get out of the way
Three years ago this month Twitter broke its covenant with the third-party developers who helped fuel its initial growth and create some of its most innovative features. The message was clear: Twitter was in charge of its own platform, and while other Twitter apps would be tolerated, it would only be in limited fashion and for a limited time.
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The 5 biggest takeaways of Apple's Q3 2015 quarterly earnings
Another quarter, another happy financial report from Apple. The company's third financial quarter is rarely the place where you expect to see records - but there was still a lot to be gleaned from the numbers, and from the following hour-long call with financial analysts.
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First look at the OS X El Capitan public beta
Apple announced OS X 10.11 El Capitan at its annual Worldwide Developer Conference, due to ship in the fall but with a public beta release to follow this summer. If you're just too excited about El Capitan to wait for fall, your chance to try out the next generation of OS X is coming this morning. Today, Apple will release the first El Capitan beta to users who have joined its public beta program.
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