Dennis Sellers

Parallels has announced two key updates that the team just launched for Parallels Desktop for Mac: 

Lexar has released the Professional Go Portable SSD with Hub, a compact SSD and hub duo.

Apple Original Films has announced that a sequel is in the works for its hit film “The Family Plan,” with Mark Wahlberg set to produce and reprise his role as Dan Morgan.

Consumer privacy and security company ExpressVPN has launched Identity Defender, a suite of identity theft alert and protection solutions for U.S.-based users. 

San Francisco's WaterField Designs has announced new textiles and upgraded features for its Tech Folios, tech cases available in custom sizes for the new Apple MacBook Pro M4s and iPads plus a wide range of accessories. 

Cisdem has released Cisdem AppCrypt for iPhone 2.0.0. Compatible with both iPhone and iPad, AppCrypt is an app lock and website blocker rolled into one, along with additional features.

Proton VPN has launched its new Apple TV app, which makes it easier than ever before for users to watch their favorite content in 4K.

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Apple has unveiled the new MacBook Pro, powered by the M4 family of chips — M4, M4 Pro, and M4 Max — delivering much faster performance and enhanced capabilities. 

Apple has announced the M4 Pro and M4 Max, two new chips that — along with M4 — bring far more power-efficient performance and advanced capabilities to the Mac.

Apple’s AirPods Pro 2 make TIME’s list of Best Inventions.

Sigh. Despite the rumor mill (again), Apple isn’t going to buy Intel. Why would it?

The MacBook Air lineup now starts with 16GB of RAM, up from 8GB previously. This means that all currently shipping Macs come with at least 16GB of RAM.

The early evidence suggests that during their first couple of weeks of availability, the iPhone 16 models started more slowly than the comparable iPhone 15 models a year ago

While cyberattacks continue to rise, the majority of IT professionals (72%) believe that Apple products are more secure than other end-user devices, according to a new survey released today by Kandji.