Apple's touchscreen MacBook targets professionals, while the iPad mini gets display and audio upgrades. Analysts assess their market potential, competition and the gaps Apple is yet to address
Apple’s touchscreen MacBook Pro lacks tablet mode and Apple Pencil support, keeping iPad sales safe despite its new touch features.
Apple introduced a fresh lineup of devices in the last week of October, including its first-ever touchscreen MacBook Pro models and a new OLED iPad mini. Pre-orders for all five products opened on...
Jeff and Fernando discuss everything from Apple’s big week of new hardware releases, including the M6 MacBook Pro, iPad mini 8 with OLED, and, of course, Apple’s new MacBook Pro w/ PROLED XDR...
The OLED MacBook Pro with touchscreen capabilities was announced on October 28, and Apple could potentially have 1.2 to 1.5 million shipments for the device next year. The OLED MacBook Pro is the...
Apple’s first touchscreen MacBook Pro has now reached reviewers, and Bloomberg’s early impressions suggest Apple has taken a deliberately restrained approach to bringing Touch to the Mac rather...
Apple's first touchscreen MacBook Pro brings OLED and Dynamic Island, but Gurman believes its conservative design limits its revolutionary potential.
Apple's first touchscreen MacBook Pro impresses MKBHD with its OLED display, but screen stability and usability concerns raise important questions.
This week on the "Cult of Mac" podcast: Apple releases the first touchscreen Mac in history — and totally soft-pedals the touch part!
A laptop is a tool you touch all day, just not usually on the screen. Your hands live on the keyboard and trackpad. The display sits upright, a foot or two away, and that setup has barely changed...
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