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Enthusiast recreates 43-year-old Apple Lisa with FPGA board
By Bruno Ferreira Published
An enthusiast has taken the time to recreate the Apple Lisa, the first commercial PC with a GUI, with an FPGA board.

Apple warns Mac mini and Mac Studio shortages could last for months
By Etiido Uko Published
Apple CEO Tim Cook warns Mac mini and Mac Studio shortages could continue for months as developers rush to buy high-memory Apple Silicon systems for running local AI models and agentic AI workloads.

Apple 'has given up' on Vision Pro, report claims
By Etiido Uko Published
Reports suggest Apple may be shifting focus away from the Vision headset, despite ongoing hiring tied to its Vision Products Group, possibly implying otherwise.

Apple’s Pippin console launched 30 years ago today
By Mark Tyson Published
Apple’s Pippin was plucked from the tree 30 years ago today but would soon go past its sell-by date.

Apple CEO Tim Cook steps down, company names Ternus as incoming CEO
By Andrew E. Freedman Published
Apple CEO Tim Cook is stepping down on September 1. He will be replaced by hardware engineering lead John Ternus.

Legendary Qualcomm, Apple, and Nuvia alumni form new CPU startup
By Anton Shilov Published
Ex-Apple, ex-Nuvia CPU designers Gerard Williams, John Bruno, and Ram Srinivasan establish Nuvacore startup to develop clean-sheet CPUs for always-on compute-intensive AI workloads.

MacBook user explains why he files the sharp metal edges off his Apple laptops
By Mark Tyson Published
Tech DIYer Kent Walters has used a metalworking file to round over the corners of his MacBook. Apparently, some people freak out about this.

Sequoia Capital shares founder’s memo for investing in Apple in 1977
By Jowi Morales Published
The VC firm shared its founder's notes on Apple recognizing the company's potential while also doubting its management team.

Apple turns 50 — one of the world's biggest tech companies started with hobbyist computers
By Andrew E. Freedman Published
Apple is 50 years old. The company, famous for its iPhones and AirPods, is built on a foundation of hobbyist computing.

Iran issues direct strike threat to Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Google, 14 other US tech companies
By Stephen Warwick Published
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued a direct strike threat to a slew of U.S. tech companies including GPU giant Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Google, Meta, IBM, Cisco, and Tesla.
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