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Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme competes with AMD, Intel, and Apple, emerging as the top mobile chip in early benchmarks amidst significant price uncertainty.
Intel is reportedly in talks with Apple to secure investment as part of its efforts to regain market relevance, following CEO Tim Cook's positive comments about seeing Intel return.
Apple's latest chip showcases impressive performance that could rival desktop CPUs.
With its advanced features, the iPhone 17 Pro blurs the line between smartphones and gaming PCs.
Musk's latest lawsuit claims Apple and OpenAI are collaborating to maintain their dominance in the AI chatbot market.
Excitement builds as rumors suggest the next Mac Mini may leverage an M5 chip, potentially making it ideal for gaming.
Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, commented on his past decision to sell his stock, emphasizing that his true wealth lies in happiness and philanthropy.
The U.S. government imposes a 100% tariff on computer chips imported from abroad, aiming to boost local manufacturing.
A security researcher expresses dissatisfaction after a significant bug bounty reward from Apple leaves much to be desired.
Apple has introduced a tiered commission structure for App Store developers in response to hefty EU fines, facing criticism from Epic Games' Tim Sweeney for being unlawful.
Explore how an ex-Apple Vision Pro engineer has ingeniously repurposed a Steam Deck for extended reality.
In a significant update, Valve releases an ARM version of Steam for Mac users just as Apple phases out Intel support.
Apple's latest user interface emphasizes transparency and fluidity, but echoes design elements seen in Windows Vista.
Tim Sweeney, CEO of Epic Games, revels in his recent triumph following Apple's failed appeal concerning App Store policies, proclaiming it as the end of an era for developers.
Apple is developing its own game launcher, inspired by Valve's Steam, but it needs to enhance compatibility for Mac gaming.
Tim Sweeney expresses gratitude to supporters as Fortnite returns to the US App Store following a lengthy legal battle with Apple.
After almost five years, Fortnite's return to the iOS App Store marks a significant moment for Epic Games and its CEO Tim Sweeney.
Epic Games' CEO, Tim Sweeney, humorously advises iOS users to try a fake version of Fortnite that has been accepted by Apple, casting doubt on the unavailability of the real game in the App Store.
The ongoing dispute between Epic Games and Apple has left Fortnite's iOS version inaccessible, with Apple blocking the latest submission attempts.
Epic Games is reforming its store policies to benefit developers by lowering fees and introducing new webshop features to compete against Apple's high charges.
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