When Apple introduced its M-series chips, it also marked the beginning of the end for software written for Intel Macs. It’s been nearly six years since then, and Apple has let developers know that ...

Apple’s planned Full Disk Access changes show how AI agents are reshaping basic computer security. Users already control this ...

Apple has started allowing developers to drop Intel Mac support from universal macOS apps distributed through the Mac App Store, giving developers more control over apps that require macOS 13 Ventura ...

Apple says the Mac mini and Mac Studio have become popular choices for people running AI agents, especially developers who want a separate desktop machine that can stay on all day and handle local AI ...

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Apple is nudging developers to finally leave Intel behind. The company started emailing developers today, letting them know that universal macOS apps on the Mac App Store that require macOS 13 or ...

The Mac mini and Mac Studio occupy two distinct points in Apple’s lineup of desktops, but lately, they’ve had something in common: They’re popular for local AI inference and software development ...

Apple is blocking an App Store app from receiving updates because it looks too much like Launchpad, a feature that Apple recently removed from Mac. Credit: Adam Gasson/T3 Magazine/Future via Getty ...

In brief: If you're one of the many people still using an Intel-powered MacBook, be it by necessity or choice, Apple has announced another reason to consider an upgrade. Cupertino has told App Store ...

Apple has notified developers that, as AI agents become more advanced and autonomous, full-disk access to all data on a Mac ...

Universal apps were the norm in the Mac App Store until now. Apple is now dropping requirement for an Intel version. Owners of older Macs will get less software.