… Apple Silicon Macs will still be able to run Intel Mac apps via the Rosetta 2 compatibility layer in macOS 27, but future releases will begin to limit the technology Apple has said it will mainly be used to support older games that still use Intel code . …
… This transition worked well enough that Apple essentially handled the Intel-to-Apple-Silicon switch the exact same way. Apple would also take advantage of the fact that its computers would use the same hardware as other PCs. …
… The much larger Gemma 4 31B on Apple’s M4 silicon gets a 2.5x speed boost with MTP. …
… The system’s cost had been falling in the Apple Silicon era—first to $699 for the Apple M1 version, then to $599 for the M2 version. The M4 iteration increased the starting RAM allotment from 8GB to 16GB, making the entry-level model much more useful and future-proof. …
… For swimming or heavy workouts, you’ll probably want the silicone active band. …
… It supported macOS versions dating back to 11.0 Big Sur on both Intel and Apple Silicon processors. …
… People can argue if the look is more Apple Watch or Ikepod; either way, I think it’s fantastic. …