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.

As the weeks go by, more and more iPhone 17 Air reports are coming out. However, we also read news about an alleged budget MacBook by the end of the year. Read on below to check out what's new.

Apple may be working on a new, lower-cost MacBook expected to be priced below the current MacBook Air.

Apple may have updated the iPad Pro and MacBook Pro models from last year with the Apple M4 chip, but already an update could be coming soon. According to a well-known source, the company could launch new models this year featuring the Apple M5 chip.

Apple has announced the new MacBook Air for Malaysia, with a lower starting price of RM4,499. What does this new model offer? Read on to find out.

A few hours ago, Apple CEO Tim Cook posted yet another teaser that confirms another new product. Without saying its name, the MacBook Air M4 will likely make its debut this week, thanks to the quote played in the short video.

Apple is now reportedly likely to introduce its latest laptop, the MacBook Air with the Apple M4 chip, as early as this week. . So, what should you know about it?

If you're planning on getting a MacBook Air anytime soon, you might want to hold off on that idea for a while. According to a recent Bloomberg report, Apple is preparing to launch its latest thin and light laptop, the MacBook Air powered by the Apple M4 chip, in March 2025. So, what should you know about it?

Apple was previously set to introduce a new MacBook Pro design, which featured a notch on the screen to position the camera. The design received mixed reactions from various users, some liking it, while others considered it an annoyance on the laptop screen. That said, Apple might change this design. So, what should you know about it?

If you have ever shopped for a MacBook, you may have noticed that Apple offers a standard 8GB RAM for all models. You could double that to 16GB, but that's often at a noticeable increase in cost. But now, Apple seems to have decided to offer at least 16GB of RAM for selected models.