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Apple introduced a new iMac today with the M4 chip and more, but that’s not all, as it still has two more Mac announcements planned this week. “This is a huge week for the Mac, and this morning, we begin a series of three exciting new product announcements that will take place over the coming …
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Apple has been gradually transitioning its products from Lightning to USB-C in recent years. This trend continued today with Apple updating the Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Trackpad accessories for the Mac with USB-C charging ports. The accessories have no other changes, meaning the Magic Mouse’s charging port is still on the bottom. For …
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With the launch of iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1, Apple is going all in on promoting Apple Intelligence. Today’s iMac announcement was heavily focused on the Mac’s Apple Intelligence features, and Apple has also shared two new Apple Intelligence ads. Apple’s first ad shows off Writing Tools, featuring an office worker who …
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Apple plans to roll out Apple Intelligence features to iPhone and iPad users in the European Union starting in April 2025, according to information included in today’s M4 iMac announcement in European countries. The French version of the announcement specifies that Apple Intelligence will come out in April, but other versions mention “this spring.” Mac …
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To introduce the new M4 iMac models today, Apple didn’t hold a standard event, but the company did record a short keynote video to go through all of the machine’s new features. The announcement is themed just like one of Apple’s full pre-recorded event videos, starting with a view of Apple Park that zooms in …
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Apple’s third Apple silicon iMac gains the M4 chip alongside a range of other small but notable improvements, so how does the new machine compare to its two predecessors? The 2021 ‌iMac‌ was the first of its kind to feature an Apple silicon chip, replacing previous Intel-based models with 21.5- and 27-inch displays. It offered …
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Apple today updated its Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Trackpad accessories for the Mac with USB-C charging ports, but the accessories have no other external design changes. Yes, that means the Magic Mouse’s charging port is still located on the bottom of the mouse, despite the switch from Lightning to USB-C. The position of …
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Apple today released new iMac models, and while there are few external changes with the exception of some color tweaks, Apple made several internal updates to the machine. The inclusion of the next-generation M4 chip is the biggest update, but the ports have also seen improvement. For the M4 ‌iMac‌ models with 10-core CPU and …
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Apple’s new iMac models are available with a nano-texture display option for the first time since the product line switched to Apple silicon. First introduced with the Pro Display XDR in 2019, nano-texture glass is etched at a nanometer scale, which is meant to preserve image quality while scattering ambient light to cut down on …
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Apple has equipped its just-announced M4-powered iMac with 16GB of Unified Memory as standard, up from 8GB of RAM in the previous model. The new iMac starts at $1,299. As rumored, Apple has upped the base memory configuration of at least one of its latest Macs. It is the first time that the company has …
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