Apple discontinues the Mac Pro after twenty years

Apple has discontinued the Mac Pro. The venerable desktop computer had a twenty-year run and served as the flagship model in the company's lineup for most of its lifetime. The company has since removed the product from its website. The Mac Pro first launched in 2006 as a replacement for the then flagship Power Mac G5. Similar to its predecessor, the Mac Pro was a desktop tower PC with a modular design that allowed the user to replace the CPU, memory, optical and storage drives, and PCI expansion cards. The basic format of the Mac Pro remained unchanged till 2012, even as it...

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Apple discontinues the Mac Pro after twenty years

Apple has discontinued the Mac Pro. The venerable desktop computer had a twenty-year run and served as the flagship model in the company's lineup for most of its lifetime. The company has since removed the product from its website. The Mac Pro first launched in 2006 as a replacement for the then flagship Power Mac G5. Similar to its predecessor, the Mac Pro was a desktop tower PC with a modular design that allowed the user to replace the CPU, memory, optical and storage drives, and PCI expansion cards. The basic format of the Mac Pro remained unchanged till 2012, even as it...

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More details about the vivo T5 Pro leak including its price and launch time frame

vivo is working on the T5 Pro, the successor to the T4 Pro, and it's expected to launch in India soon. The T5 Pro surfaced in an IMEI database back in February, and a few days ago its key specs got outed by a tipster. Today, a new report claims the phone will become official in India by mid-April. It allegedly comes with a 6.8-inch AMOLED screen with "1.5K" resolution and 144Hz refresh rate, and it's powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 SoC. There's a 9,020 mAh battery keeping the lights on, which charges at 90W. vivo T4 Pro On the rear there's a 50MP main camera using Sony's IMX882...

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More details about the vivo T5 Pro leak including its price and launch time frame

vivo is working on the T5 Pro, the successor to the T4 Pro, and it's expected to launch in India soon. The T5 Pro surfaced in an IMEI database back in February, and a few days ago its key specs got outed by a tipster. Today, a new report claims the phone will become official in India by mid-April. It allegedly comes with a 6.8-inch AMOLED screen with "1.5K" resolution and 144Hz refresh rate, and it's powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 SoC. There's a 9,020 mAh battery keeping the lights on, which charges at 90W. vivo T4 Pro On the rear there's a 50MP main camera using Sony's IMX882...

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The new Xiaomi Redmi A7 Pro has a massive 6.9” display and a 6,000mAh battery

Xiaomi quietly released the affordable Redmi A7 Pro – it’s currently available in Italy and Indonesia. This phone is very similar to the Redmi A5 and Poco C71, except (as far as we can tell) it runs full-fat Android 16 / HyperOS 3 instead of the lighter Go Edition like the other two models. The A7 Pro is powered by the same Unisoc T7250 chipset, a rather old 12nm part. The more worrying spec is the 4GB of LPDDR4X RAM – that’s not a lot for full Android and apps (Go Edition apps are lighter). For storage, you can have either 64GB or 128GB of UFS 2.2. The good news is that there’s a microSD...

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Samsung Galaxy S26 with 128GB storage exists but you probably don't want it

A little over a week after debuting its Galaxy S26 Ultra Enterprise Edition, Samsung has seemingly also introduced a corporate-exclusive version of the Galaxy S26. The more notable bit is that we’re seeing two versions of the S26 Enterprise Edition, with one featuring 256GB storage and retailing for £899 and a second option with 128GB storage with a retail price of £660. The 128GB storage version is pretty weird considering the regular Galaxy S26 starts with 256GB storage. The £239 lower starting price is pretty noteworthy too, but it's still not a regular phone that you can just buy...

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Samsung Galaxy S26 with 128GB storage exists but you probably don't want it

A little over a week after debuting its Galaxy S26 Ultra Enterprise Edition, Samsung has seemingly also introduced a corporate-exclusive version of the Galaxy S26. The more notable bit is that we’re seeing two versions of the S26 Enterprise Edition, with one featuring 256GB storage and retailing for £899 and a second option with 128GB storage with a retail price of £660. The 128GB storage version is pretty weird considering the regular Galaxy S26 starts with 256GB storage. The £239 lower starting price is pretty noteworthy too, but it's still not a regular phone that you can just buy...

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