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What happens when you put iPhone chips in Macs?
Apple denied it planned a move to ARM inside Macs for years. Now its PC processors lead the industry. What next?
JNUC 21 brings major security and deployment improvements to Apple enterprise
The world’s biggest (virtual) gathering of Apple admins begins with numerous announcements from Jamf, including solutions for security, BYOD, provisioning, and more.
Apple’s new MacBook Pros leapfrog the competition
Powered by the company’s new M1 Pro and M1 Max processors, the just-announced notebooks set a new — and very high — bar for professional laptop performance.
Apple needs to introduce an iCloud business suite for the enterprise
Apple has an opportunity to create a suite of online services aimed at its growing congregation of enterprise users.
Apple gains traction as enterprise workplaces become hybrid
Research data shows that hybrid work has propelled Apple device use across the enterprise, with the cost-of-ownership argument cutting through.
What the iPhone 13 says about Apple’s 2021 MacBook Pro
Apple could have made much more impressive claims when it launched the iPhone 13. What might these tell us about the Mac?
Apple's Siri needs to become a 'bicycle for the mind'
Siri tried to be a signpost, but instead became a weathervane. Like all Apple's other products, it must become something more.
Jamf survey: Employees will quit for platform choice
Almost 90% of employees would take a pay cut to use the platform they prefer, while 62% of them will choose Apple when they can, Jamf-sponsored survey claims.
Apple hits the alarm with multi-OS emergency update to patch zero-click flaw
The company on Monday pushed out emergency security updates for iOS, macOS, and its other operating systems to plug a hole that threatened security on a range of devices.
12 ways to reduce data use on your Mac
If you are working remotely and reaching a data cap or in the field using your phone as a hotspot, you may want to cut data use on your Mac. Here are some ideas on how to do so.
Apple: It's time to bolster supply chain security
Apple has agreed to help secure the tech industry supply chain as part of a White House cybersecurity push. Perhaps you should also protect your supply chain as well?
Apple’s great replacement cycle
The pandemic has accelerated existing trends, spurring adoption of hybrid working, cloud services, and the great replacement of PCs with Macs and iPads.
How Apple’s Mail privacy may reshape business communications
Apple will change business communications with the introduction of privacy-focused features in its new operating systems this year.
Apple really, really wants you to tag your files
The coming addition of support for tags in Notes and Reminders on iPhone, iPad, and Macs suggests Apple really wants to get you tagging today.
Apple has a lot to get through this fall
The company may plan multiple launch events as it preps iPhone, Mac, iPad, and Apple Watch upgrades this fall.
Adobe continues to prove the iPad is a powerful creative tool
Continued Photoshop improvements have placed iPads and Macs on an ever-more-equal footing.
Apple brings iCloud passwords to Windows, Microsoft's Edge
Apple’s latest release is for Windows users and means you can now manage your iCloud passwords from a PC.
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