Apple's Mac roadmap for the next two years leaks

According to a new report from Bloomberg, Apple is planning to release a new entry-level MacBook Pro powered by the M6 chip before the end of this year. The same time frame allegedly also applies to some new iMacs. The MacBook Ultra with OLED touchscreen, expected to be offered in 14" and 16" sizes, is said to be "on track for release between the end of this year and early next year". This will be powered by the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips. The Ultra is reportedly being tested with macOS 27.1, which is expected to become available at the end of October, so the hardware is definitely not...

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Apple's Mac roadmap for the next two years leaks

According to a new report from Bloomberg, Apple is planning to release a new entry-level MacBook Pro powered by the M6 chip before the end of this year. The same time frame allegedly also applies to some new iMacs. The MacBook Ultra with OLED touchscreen, expected to be offered in 14" and 16" sizes, is said to be "on track for release between the end of this year and early next year". This will be powered by the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips. The Ultra is reportedly being tested with macOS 27.1, which is expected to become available at the end of October, so the hardware is definitely not...

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Here is the pricing breakdown for the Galaxy Z Fold8 series and the Z Flip8

We’re still at the Galaxy Unpacked event that brought the Galaxy Z Flip8, the Galaxy Z Fold8 and the Z Fold8 Ultra. If you want a closer look, we have a hands-on comparison of the Z Fold8 duo. And now we have to deliver some bad news – the foldables got more expensive. Looking at the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8, it’s $100/€100/£100 more than the Z Flip7. And this time around we can’t point to an FE model as the cheaper option. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra is similarly $100/€100/£100 more expensive than its predecessor – that would be the Z Fold7, since Samsung added an “Ultra” tag to...

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Here is the pricing breakdown for the Galaxy Z Fold8 series and the Z Flip8

We’re still at the Galaxy Unpacked event that brought the Galaxy Z Flip8, the Galaxy Z Fold8 and the Z Fold8 Ultra. If you want a closer look, we have a hands-on comparison of the Z Fold8 duo. And now we have to deliver some bad news – the foldables got more expensive. Looking at the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8, it’s $100/€100/£100 more than the Z Flip7. And this time around we can’t point to an FE model as the cheaper option. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra is similarly $100/€100/£100 more expensive than its predecessor – that would be the Z Fold7, since Samsung added an “Ultra” tag to...

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Apple's 20th anniversary iPhone may offer a 7-inch screen

Apple's iPhone will celebrate its 20th anniversary next year, and the company is rumored to mark the occasion with a major redesign for its iPhone Pro lineup. The upcoming models are likely to go by the iPhone 20 moniker and are said to feature an edge-to-edge quad-curved display and solid-state buttons. Well-known tipster Digital Chat Station has now claimed that Apple is testing a 6.96-inch display, which could make its way to the iPhone 20 Pro Max. Image generated using Gemini AI While that's only 0.06 inches larger than the panel on the current iPhone 17 Pro Max, the tipster...

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Report: TSMC is planning to raise chip prices in 2027

The rising prices of semiconductor products are not showing signs of slowing down. Nikkei Asia reports that TSMC will raise prices by up to 10% starting next year, which is bad news for its clients – the likes of Nvidia, Apple, Qualcomm, AMD and Intel – and that in turn will be bad news for their customers. The prices for TSMC’s advanced nodes will go up by 5% to 10%, depending on the type of chip and the company buying it. This will make chipsets for future smartphones more expensive. Tablets, laptops, smartwatches and so on will likely be affected as well. The bad news is that we’re...

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Report: TSMC is planning to raise chip prices in 2027

The rising prices of semiconductor products are not showing signs of slowing down. Nikkei Asia reports that TSMC will raise prices by up to 10% starting next year, which is bad news for its clients – the likes of Nvidia, Apple, Qualcomm, AMD and Intel – and that in turn will be bad news for their customers. The prices for TSMC’s advanced nodes will go up by 5% to 10%, depending on the type of chip and the company buying it. This will make chipsets for future smartphones more expensive. Tablets, laptops, smartwatches and so on will likely be affected as well. The bad news is that we’re...

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