Apple has officially discontinued the Mac Pro, marking the end of its long-running professional desktop lineup. According to a report by 9to5Mac, the Mac Pro has been removed from Apple’s website, with the product page now redirecting to the broader Mac lineup.

From refreshing the new MacBook lineup, Apple introduced its most advanced professional-grade silicon yet with the Apple M5 Pro and Apple M5 Max chips, designed to supercharge demanding workflows on the latest MacBook Pro models. Built on a new Fusion Architecture, the chips deliver significant boosts in CPU, GPU, and on-device AI performance while maintaining energy efficiency.

According to a new report from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, its long-rumoured move into touchscreen notebooks is closer than ever, with the next-generation Apple MacBook Pro set to introduce major interface changes that blend traditional macOS interaction with modern touch capabilities.

If you are using a MacBook or an iMac, you may want to make use of this feature. Apple has introduced a new video feature called Edge Light that enhances video calls by illuminating your face in low-light environments. The effect works like a virtual fill-light, helping users look clearer and more vibrant on screen when ambient lighting is dim, which is similar to the effect of a ring light.

Bloomberg claims that Apple is planning to introduce laptops with touchscreen support as early as the end of 2026 or early 2027. This move will also change Apple's stance so far of not including touchscreens on laptops, unlike Microsoft's move.

As previously teased by an Apple executive, the new MacBook Pro has been announced alongside the iPad Pro. Just like the latter, the new laptop is now powered by the brand-new Apple M5 chip, designed to perform the next generation of AI performance, graphics power, and energy efficiency. The starting price is RM6999, with a few variants to choose from.

In a sleek and cryptic teaser that has the tech world buzzing, Apple’s Marketing VP Greg Joswiak dropped a major hint that a new MacBook Pro is officially on the horizon. A simple post on X reading “Mmmmm… something powerful is coming” was accompanied by a mysterious image — a silhouette that looks unmistakably like the next-gen MacBook Pro. Hidden within the teaser are clues pointing to Apple’s next big leap in performance.

According to Bloomberg, Apple is poised to usher in the next generation of its creative hardware lineup with the imminent launch of the M5-powered MacBook Pro and iPad Pro, a key milestone in its transition to AI-driven computing. The move comes as part of Apple's broader strategy to integrate artificial intelligence across its devices and respond to shifting market dynamics.

A recent leak from Apple’s internal code suggests that the upcoming M5-powered MacBook Pro may break its Wi-Fi dependency and include a built-in 5G modem. The code reveals it's powered not only by the next-generation M5 Pro chip, but also by a custom in-house 5G modem codenamed “Centauri", which first appeared in the iPhone 16e.

Today, Apple has released some new updates to Logic Pro for Mac and iPad. They are new tools aimed at improving music production and workflows, so if that's your jam, read below on what to expect.