Apple Silicon

Opera for Mac is getting updated with support for M1 and Apple silicon, as well as new custom shortcuts.

New single-thread benchmarks for Apple's M1 chip appear to show the chip is faster than all but Intel's i9-11900K desktop processor.

A non-practicing entity called Future Link Systems says Apple infringed on their patents with their A-Series and M-Series chips.

Breakups are hard.

A new reference to an Apple silicon iMac has been spotted in an Xcode crash log. Apple is widely rumored to be working on a new iMac, but the reference provides no further details.

Norwegian-based browser Vivaldi has announced that it now includes native support for Apple silicon and the M1 chip for some major speed gains.

A new report says Apple has rescheduled plans to begin mass-producing two new MacBooks later this year. A 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro with mini-LED displays and Apple silicon are expected.

One of the best password managers now fully supports Apple silicon.

Adobe has announced that Photoshop for Mac can now run natively on Apple silicon and the M1 chip.

OTOY has today announced it is bringing its Octane Suite to the Mac with its new free Octane X Mac App, complete with Apple silicon support.

The latest version of Microsoft's Visual Studio Code will support Apple silicon natively.

According to code in the developer beta of macOS 11.3, Apple may be removing Rosetta from M1 Macs in certain regions.

Apple continues to up the ante in a way the likes of Intel seem simply unable to keep up with.

Many M1 Mac users appear to be seeing really worrisome health warnings from their SSDs after only a few months of use, but there's hope this is a software issue that can be patched by Apple.

MainConcept has today announced its new lineup of video codecs and components optimized for ARM, including Apple's new M1 processor and Apple silicon.

It shouldn't surprise you that even the M1 chip can get infected with malware.

It has been confirmed that a mysterious listing for a new device in Apple's silicon Mac lineup is in fact just the M1 chip powering its most recent computers. Ugh.

Intel isn't coming out of this too great.