An Apple Computer business card from 1983 signed by Steve Jobs has reached $42,875 USD at auction with three days left to go. The signature on this off-white 3.5″ x 2″ card has been certified by PSA and graded a a Gem Mint 10, the highest possible.
This MacBook Air M3 teardown video by iFixit shows just how easy it is to access the battery in Apple’s latest laptop. Compared to its predecessor, this 256GB model features faster SSD speeds, thanks to two 128GB SSD NAND chips.
Sure, a touchscreen Macbook may be in the works, but Fredrico of Mac Stories has created his own version, and it’s called MacPad. The original goal was to just build a keyboard and mouse combo for the Apple Vision Pro.
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We may never see this matte black Apple Watch Ultra, but the iPhone SE 4 might look something like these CAD renders. At 147.7 x 71.5 x 7.7mm, its form factor would most resemble the iPhone 13 and iPhone 14, possibly with an Action Button as well as a USB-C port.
Apple officially unveiled their refreshed MacBook Air M3 laptops today and they offer support for two external displays when the lids are closed. Available in 13″ ($1,099) and 15″ ($1,299) variants, the M3 chip boasts a powerful 8-core CPU, up to a 10-core GPU, as well as support for up to 24GB of unified memory.
It’s only a matter of time before smartphone, tablet and laptop merge into a single device, possibly starting with the Vivo X Fold 3. A newly leaked image shows that the device boasts macOS integration, which means it really isn’t running the operating system, just streaming (remote desktop) or emulating the software.
The 2nd Generation Apple Pencil features wireless charging with compatible iPad models, and it’s being offered for just $79 shipped, originally $129. You’ll be able to draw, sketch, color, take notes, and mark up documents, all with pixel-perfect precision, tilt as well as pressure sensitivity. Product page.
Running Mac OS on the Nintendo DS is possible, but there are quite a few steps to get it running. Aside from the game console, you’ll also need an SD card and then Mini vMac DS, a Macintosh Plus emulator based on Richard F. Bannister’s Macintosh port of vMac.