You’ve heard those claims. Whenever Apple takes a significant action with a new product, it is deemed to be endangering the company’s success. Whenever the company releases a modest or incremental update of a product, it’s accused of playing it safe. In other words, they can’t win. So let’s see where the Mac universe exists […]

In announcing a two-year transition from Intel Inside to Apple Silicon, has Apple killed potential sales of new Macs? Is that even possible? Or are the tech pundits getting just a little bit beside themselves with logic and reason? Now the news about Apple’s third processor switch wasn’t surprising. It had been predicted for several […]

The tech media, particularly the Apple fan sites, will be poring over Apple’s new OS announcements at the 2020 WWDC keynote. In large part, most of the changes are largely predictable upgrades, though there are some notable developments. So, after 19 years, version X of the macOS will go away, to be replaced by macOS […]

On the surface, it may seem that macOS Mojave is an extremely minor update. Other than Dark Mode and the reliance on Metal graphics, it doesn’t seem a whole lot different when you look it over, as I did starting last month. But the mere fact of choosing Metal means that Macs without support for […]