Apple’s new touchscreen MacBook Pro brings plenty of welcome upgrades, but one of the best things about this week’s launch is what the company decided not to change.
Apple CEO John Ternus explains why the new MacBook Pro finally supports touchscreens and how Apple addressed longstanding hardware and software concerns.
While Apple may have finally added a touch display to the MacBook Pro, the company still sees it as an indirect input device, says Apple CEO John Ternus.
Apple CEO John Ternus has teased a possible new MacBook branding ahead of the expected launch, while rising memory costs have pushed up the MacBook Neo’s education-store price in the US.
Today at 10:00 a.m. PT, Apple is expected to unveil its long-awaited MacBook Pro redesign with a touchscreen, OLED, and more. Ahead of the reveal, CEO John Ternus just posted a teaser video.
John Ternus' social media team has posted a video on X, clearly reminiscent of the back of a MacBook Pro. In the video, a spotlight pans up, and ends on a wall. Maybe teasing the return of a lit...
Apple has long resisted bringing touch support to the Mac, but it's finally made the jump with the new MacBook Pro. It's all because Apple felt it was the right time to make the change.Touching...
Apple announces a new touchscreen laptop, the company's third major launch under new CEO John Ternus.
Apple’s groundbreaking MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display For more than a decade, Apple insisted a touchscreen Mac would never happen—citing ergonomic issues, software mismatches, and a desire to...
Steve Jobs and Tim Cook both dismissed the idea, but Apple’s new chief executive is reimagining some of the company’s most important products.
In an interview with WIRED, Apple executives including CEO John Ternus, hardware chief Johny Srouji, and marketing chief Greg "Joz" Joswiak discussed the company’s decision to bring touch to the...
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