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Forgot quantum supremacy or the singularity, and even forget about ChatGPT and AI for the moment - the computing platform you work on, and the hardware, software and services upon which it runs are crucially important for computing happiness, with Apple pulling out all the stops to deliver the world’s best computing and technology platform bar none.

When it comes to the cutting edge, with the most advanced features that respect user privacy, deliver the utmost ease of use, are the most visionary, and are the most widely available, Apple has long ago surpassed Microsoft and Google, and are the absolute true leaders in computing, with everyone else just followers.

With the M1 Pro offering breathtaking performance that builds upon the incredible M1 launched in November 2020, and then the stunning surprise of the M1 Max that shows just how far Apple is ahead of the industry, Apple's new MacBook Pros, new AirPods, new Apple Music Voice Plan are more are set to stun, and take Apple and all of us to Warp factor 1000!

Apple's M1 processor, set to be upgraded to what is rumoured as the M1X, will be powering the hyper speeds of Apple's long-awaited new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models, while new AirPods, macOS 12 Monterey and more are set to be introduced - or as Apple puts it - UNLEASHED. 

While Macs aren't yet equipped with touchscreens or Pencil compatibility, the new M1 processor blows away Intel processors in a new Mac mini, MacBook Pro 13-inch and a brand new and completely fanless MacBook Air, while macOS 11 Big Sur arrives this week, too!

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Apple has released an updated 13in MacBook Pro with the Magic Keyboard and twice as much storage in standard configurations.

Global hardware and software maker - and one of the world’s most valuable companies - Apple, today announced its brand new 16” MacBook Pro notebook.

Apple has simplified its 2019 MacBook line-up by removing the 12-inch model and the MacBook Pro without TouchBar, while reducing the MacBook Air's price and more.

Apple has recalled up to one million 15-inch MacBook Pros sold between 2015 and 2017 due to the risk of defective batteries overheating and causing fires.

A Safari user has complained of being redirected to what looks like a phishing site when he visits The Guardian Australia website.

Apple's latest Mac operating system, macOS Mojave 10.14, can now be downloaded, offering a range of features including Dark Mode, the first iOS apps to be ported to the Mac and plenty more!

Unless you want to now start getting beta updates to iOS 12, tvOS 12 and macOS Mojave, it's time to unenrol your devices.

Promising a "third-generation" keyboard for "quiet typing", along with support for 32GB memory and 6-core i7 and i9 processors on the MacBook Pro 15-inch model with more storage, TrueTone displays, "Hey Siri" support and more, the new MacBook Pros are here, but people will still want more.

After two class-action lawsuits in the US have targeted Apple's flat, butterfly keyboards on portable Macs from 2015 onwards, the company has finally recognised the issue and has launched a keyboard service program.

Conventional wisdom said Macintosh devices have no place on a Windows enterprise network. Yet, this thinking stymies innovation and, according to IBM, may even be costing the company money.

New iPads, new iOS 11, new Macs, new HomePod, new App Store app, new AR (augmented reality) and new everything – Apple blows away the competition with its best yet.

Microsoft says that November was its best month yet for Surface sales but offered no numbers to back up the claims.

It’s no joke, Apple’s new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pros with Touch Bar models extend the OS and app interface to a dynamic, multi-touch bar that definitely dials up the performance.

At 10am on 27 October in California, which is 4am AEDT 28 October in Australia, Apple will launch a refresh of many Mac lines, something the company has taken its time to update.