Apple unveiled an upgraded 14-inch MacBook Pro powered by the new M5 chip on Wednesday. While the laptop looks the same as its predecessor, it sports a faster new Apple silicon processor to deliver ...

October typically means new MacBooks, and Apple is keeping that tradition alive with the just-announced 14-inch MacBook Pro M5. This annual refresh upgrades our longtime best laptop pick for power ...

In recent years, Apple has stopped including power adapters with products for environmental reasons. iPads and MacBooks still include power adapters in the US, but not with certain models in the EU ...

Reporting has been back-and-forth regarding when the M5 MacBook Pro will launch, with a release possible either this month or not until early 2026. Which is it? According to a new AppleInsider report, ...

On October 15, Apple gave the 14-inch MacBook Pro an upgrade to the new Apple Silicon M5 chip. Here's how the updated model compares against what it replaces. Apple's last update to the MacBook Pro ...

The new 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M5 chip does not include a charger in the box in European countries, including the U.K., Ireland, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Norway, and others ...

Restarting an Android device is easy: you press the power button in combination with either the volume up or down button, and tap Restart in the power menu. But what if one of those buttons isn't ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Apple’s latest gadgets launch on October 22nd with a faster processor and other minor upgrades. Apple’s latest ...

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The new M5 MacBook Pro has arrived — and brought something of a strategy change for Apple's chip release strategy this year. This time around, Apple has led with the entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro, ...

New guesswork, relayed by a sketchy rumor-monger, claims that the M5-powered MacBook Pro and iPad Pro very soon. Apple's historical schedules say the predictions are probably right. And then there's ...