Netizen’s M5 Ultra Mac Studio real-world test: local AI agent performance doubles, 256K context reads 2.4x faster
Apple announced on August 25 a new Mac Studio featuring M5 Max and the all-new M5 Ultra
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M6 Mac mini Performance Tested: More Cores, How Much Faster? Geekerwan’s Full Review Roundup
Skipping M5 and upgrading directly from M4 to M6, Apple unexpectedly launched a new with the M6 processor on August ...
M5 Ultra benchmark results leak: GPU Metal up 59%, 36-core processor beats 96-core Threadripper
Apple's current highest-spec processor, the M5 Ultra, was announced at the end of August 2026 alongside the new Mac Studio, ...
Will iOS 27 drain more battery? Battery life tests for 6 iPhone models are out, with mixed results.
Although iOS 27 has smarter Apple Intelligence and new features, making it very tempting to upgrade, when a brand-new version ...
Apple explains how to minimize the crease on iPhone Duo.
For years, Apple has closely watched Samsung and other Android brands’ progress in the foldable phone space, especially their improvements ...
After the iPhone 17, the frame material was changed back to aluminum alloy. Is it better than titanium?
As smartphone technology advances rapidly, phones are no longer merely communication tools, but important tech devices that combine work, entertainment, ...
The iPhone 18 Pro series, Apple Watch Series 12, Apple Watch Ultra 4, and AirPods 5 are now on sale—a first look, with warm “Burgundy Red” and striking “Glacier Blue.”
Apple's latest products, the iPhone 18 Pro series, officially became available for pickup and went on sale today (9/18). Early ...
Geekerwan A20 Pro comprehensive teardown review: Apple’s biggest chip upgrade in five years, iPhone 18 Pro cooling catches up with gaming phones
Well-known Chinese tech channel Geekerwan's latest video tears down and reviews the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro M
Apple M6 benchmark results leak! Multi-core 20% faster than M5, but single-core loses to A20 Pro.
The M6 Mac mini is set to officially go on sale on September 22, and anyone interested will surely be ...
So envious! An overseas netizen only wanted to repair a 6-year-old Intel MacBook Air, and Apple just replaced it with a new M5 for free.
After the memory chaos began, sending RAM, SSDs, graphics cards, and other related products in for repair led to many ...