If you’re brave (and/or foolish) enough, you can arguably upgrade the RAM and SSD storage in your M1-based Mac. Recently, a maintenance engineer in China was able to do exactly this, and while Apple sometimes goes out of its way to make some of its devices notoriously difficult to repair or upgrade on your own, […]
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If you’ve been hankering to see how a native Apple Silicon version of Adobe Premiere Pro runs on an M1-based Mac, Adobe’s public beta should answer your questions. A native version of the video editing software has been released, with Adobe offering the following comments: “Since Premiere Pro is built on a large codebase with […]
A credible leak released on Friday by leaker “l0vetodream” indicated that with the release of newly redesigned iMacs, which are expected this year, Apple could feature an even larger display for the new models. Apple currently sells a 21.5-inch and 27-inch iMac. The company is rumored to be replacing both with updated designs and faster […]
If your spiffy new M1 Mac mini is having difficulty waking a connected third-party display from sleep, you’re not alone. Per the ever-handy MacRumors forums as well as the Apple Support communities, complaints dating back to the M1 Mac mini’s release have cited the difficulty: MacRumors reader “gooimac” offered the following: My M1 (8gb/256) Mac […]
Once again, it’s the beta that drops the nifty hints as to what to expect. Apple’s newest beta of the macOS Big Sur 11.3 operating system includes references to two new iMac designations. The beta, which was issued to developers on Tuesday, includes hardware identifiers for an “iMac21,1” and “iMac21,2,” both of which do not […]