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Deleted code in macOS 26.7 shows Apple built dedicated drivers for two unreleased game controllers, codenamed T6502 and T1057, with different connectivity, motion sensing, and haptic designs—though release plans remain unconfirmed.
A look at predictions for iPhone 18 price increases, weighing rising memory component costs against pricing data from the past three generations. The analysis separates launch-day prices from current prices in Japan and examines how capacity changes and the arrival of a foldable model affect the cost of upgrading.
A leak based on solder pad layouts suggests Apple's A20 Pro could feature a 7-core GPU and a 96-bit memory interface. Compared with official Snapdragon and Dimensity specs, this piece examines what more execution units and data supply mean for sustained performance.
We break down Apple's official performance multipliers for the M5 Max Mac Studio down to the footnotes, weighing the ¥170,000 domestic price increase from the M1 Max generation and the limits of pre-release benchmarks to determine which tasks actually benefit from upgrading.
Apple has announced a special event for September 9 at 10am Pacific Time (2am September 10 in Japan). The product name hasn't been revealed, but reports suggest a shift in release schedules pushing Pro models and a foldable device to fall, drawing attention to what the new CEO will unveil.
Apple's M6 uses a 2nm process and three types of CPU cores to update its smaller Macs, while the M5 Ultra targets large-scale workloads with four third-generation 3nm dies and 1.2TB/s of memory bandwidth. We compare the official performance figures against previous generations and lay out the design differences and caveats.
Apple has refreshed the Mac mini and Mac Studio. Standard memory and SSD capacities carry over from the previous generation, while Japan launch prices rose 27.7% to 58.0%. Here's how connectivity changed and who should consider upgrading.
We examine Bloomberg's early hands-on impressions of Apple's unannounced foldable iPhone against official specs from rival devices and Apple's own developer documentation, unpacking the trade-offs around portability, large-screen UI, and the reported absence of a telephoto camera.
Facing memory shortages and rising costs, Apple is exploring chip procurement from Chinese suppliers, drawing fierce pushback from the US Congress over security concerns. The issue has grown beyond corporate strategy, becoming a potential bargaining chip in diplomatic negotiations tied to an upcoming US-China summit.
According to Bloomberg, Apple is cutting more than 200 jobs across its Vision Pro, Siri, and software divisions. This isn't a product retreat, but a reorganization of in-house production scope and AI development roles.
