Apple Silicon

Those shiny new Macs with the shiny new Apple Silicon processor are gradually getting apps made for them, and some of them are even leaving beta.

We love ourselves some nerdiness as a means to explain something, and Apple's way of explaining how security works across its devices might be nerdiness of the greatest magnitude.

We're not the same person, and we don't use a computer the same way. So how do you find a laptop suitable for you and for how much you want to spend?

This week on The Wrap, we’re joined by two of Australia’s best phone reviewers, Alex Choros and Alex Kidman, to talk the best phones of 2020. Which phone is the best this year? Find out in five.

Concerned the new Macs won't run an app you rely on? There are a few more pieces of Apple Silicon compatible software.

Apple's workstation-breed of laptops also gets a dose of the M1, so what makes it different: is the M1 MacBook Pro different from the Air, and is it better?

Apple’s new M1 MacBooks reviewed, plus what’s a laser projector, and how can it bring the cinema experience home? And is your password the worst in the world? All that and more in five.

It's not just Safari that takes advantage of Apple's new hardware, as Google launches its browser for the M1.

There's a new breed of Mac in town, and it comes with Apple's first laptop chip. Is the M1 MacBook Air one of the best yet?