Dennis Sellers

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Apple’s next-generation 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with M2 Pro and M2 Max chips will be equipped with "very high-bandwidth, high-speed RAM," according to information shared by MacRumors Forums member Amethyst.

After approximately four months of beta testing, macOS Ventura is now available for installation on compatible Macs.

iPadOS 16 is now available for installation on compatible iPads.  It's a free software update.

Apple has released iOS 16.1. It can be downloaded on compatible iPhones with going to Settings > General > Software Update. 

Apple has rolled out watchOS 9.1. Apple Watch owners can download the update by opening up the Apple Watch app on their iPhone and going to General > Software Update.

Apple has posted tvOS 16.1 with a new Siri interface and more. It can be downloaded by going to the Settings app on your Apple TV set-top box. Then go to System > Software Update.

Well, we knew it was bound to happen, didn’t we? And according to 9to5Mac, Apple is today increasing the prices of its Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple One bundle.

Best Buy is offering an upgrade program called Upgrade+ powered by Citizens Pay, “making it easy and affordable for customers to experience and upgrade to the latest Mac laptops with Apple silicon,

Apple has filed for a patent (number 20220335938) for “techniques for communication between a hub device and multiple endpoints.” It involves using an Apple device such as a HomePod mini as a HomeKit smart home control hub.

Here's how to use the Compass app in watchOS 9 to set your bearings.

As noted in a press release, the European Union has given final approval to legislation that will force tech companies like Apple to switch to USB-C across their devices.

Apple has ditched plans launch a low-cost iPad with a plastic body and a plastic keyboard included in the box for below US$500, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman in his latest “Power On” newsletter.

As noted by AppleInsider, Apple has finally started to pay App Store developers from the Small Developer Assistance Fund, an US$100 million cash pool set up as part of a class-action settlement.

In an email to developers this week, Apple announced that app-related ads will begin appearing in the App Store's main Today tab and in a "You Might Also Like" section at the bottom of individual app listings starting Tuesday, October 25.