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On the eve before Google announces a new phone, Apple will be showing some goods, too.

Owners of a Mac will potentially find the next version of macOS cares about how they get their work done, giving them the ability to focus and yet also take notes wherever.

Not everything plays nicely on Apple Silicon, but the gap is closing, complete with Microsoft's Windows, thanks to the latest Parallels release.

One of the more unique gadgets we're seeing at CES is meant for an iPad, and ideal for folks who want their iPad to have the ports a laptop might have.

One more Apple event is on the cards in November, and we think we might see a computer. And maybe something else.

An Apple launch in September for new watches and iPads. An Apple launch in October for the new iPhones and HomePod Mini. Is another launch on the cards for 2020?

With the announcement of a new macOS version, you might be wondering whether a Mac you might own will support it. Is your Mac friendly to Big Sur?

You may not remember a time when Apple didn't use Intel inside its computers, but it was long ago, and it's coming again as Apple makes the jump to its own processors in its computers.

This week on The Wrap, we’ll find out what’s happening in the world of Apple with iOS, watchOS, macOS, and more, plus what else the week of tech entailed. All that in five.

Looking for a game but aren't quite sure you want the investment? Provided you have an iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple TV, Apple Arcade makes the case for gaming services.