Survival horror game Cronos: The New Dawn coming natively to Apple Silicon Macs Marcus Mendes | Apr 9 2026 - 7:44 pm PT | Apr 9 2026 - 7:44 pm PT Bloober Team announced today that its award-winning game Cronos: The New Dawn will launch on Apple silicon Macs with native support on April 28. …
… But experts say it will be a little while before Apple adopts the new battery chemistry in future iPhones … There’s an ongoing arms race between battery capabilities and smartphone features. …
… Future Apple silicon may be produced, in part, by Intel Robbie Whelan and Rolfe Winkler write at The Wall Street Journal : Apple and Intel have reached a preliminary agreement for Intel to manufacture some of the chips that power Apple devices, according to people familiar with the matter. …
… Customers could pay Apple a monthly fee for access to macOS and Apple Silicon in the cloud. Apple already has some of the infrastructure for this, with Private Cloud Compute . Those servers are largely underutilized for now , until Apple gets its Gemini-tuned Apple Intelligence models ready to go. …
… Nadella is casting vision for a very different future of computing than what we’ve all grown accustomed to today. Microsoft’s pivot to building agents also sets the stage for Apple to outline its own vision for computing at WWDC next week . …
… The company also expects component memory pricing to continue to rise over the foreseeable future, and Apple is exploring “several options” to mitigate that impact. …
… Losing him would have been a blow in any case, but it would have been especially dangerous to see him take all of the expertise involved in developing Apple silicon chips to a potential competitor. …
… Bloomberg now reports that Srouji is making a series of changes to “speed up work on future devices.” In addition to speeding up product development, Srouji’s goal is to “better integrate teams working on in-house silicon with those creating products.” Mark Gurman has the details on the biggest cha… …
… In his speech, Cook credited Apple’s success to its users, its teams, and its shareholders, adding that Apple will “keep pushing the limits of what technology can do to unlock human potential, to unleash possibility, to empower our users to shape the future.” Watch his speech below: Here’s his full… …
… Apple says it developed a custom approach because existing tools did not meet all of its requirements, as corecrypto has to work across Apple’s product lineup, including devices with different Apple silicon designs. …