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Apple is giving gift cards of up to $200 back for its customers who buy some of its older iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches and Macs.
On August 2, 2018, with a closing share price of $207.39, Apple became the first US company to hit the $1 trillion mark. Read Tim Cook's memo to employees.
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Macs on Macs to upgrade through the end of the year plus bigger Apple Watch displays and updated AirPods. Plus some iPhones, who knows?
As promised a couple of days ago, the iMac Pro, billed as "the most powerful Mac ever", is now up for grabs in many professional-oriented configurations.
If anyone has a small fortune to spend on a professional all-in-one computer billed as Apple's most powerful Mac yet, the iMac Pro is just a few days away.
Dozens of dollars to hundreds in savings are up for grabs on the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iPhone 8, iPhone X, 10.5-inch iPad Pro and more until Sunday.
In the market for a new Mac or iPad Pro this back to school season? In keeping with tradition, Apple has some sweet Beats freebies in store for you.
WWDC brings the goods and we're not just talking about software. The HomePod and iMac Pro steal breath while the U11 gets a reputation adjustment.
The iMac Pro is a compact workstation with huge impacts from AMD for graphics-intensive work. Current Macs, though, get some love, too.
A unique, e-ink keyboard for Macs may not appear in color anytime soon while we may never get to see smart glasses from Apple...
That divisive, rigid, aging second-gen Mac Pro is finally getting a more "flexible" sequel soon, while an iMac Pro of sorts is coming this year.
Certain features of macOS Sierra 10.12 will only be compatible with Mac machines and MacBooks newer than the 2011 model year.
Learn more about Apple's new patent to bring a Touch ID alternative for the Mac, as fingerprint services continue to become ubiquitous
Learn about all the new entries to Apple's desktop computer lineup, including a 21.5-inch Retina 4K iMac.
Apple has officially put the free OS X El Capitan upgrade up for grabs, staying completely silent on the Mac hardware renewal front.
The oft-rumored 21.5-inch 4K iMac should still roll out by the end of the year, with production already started, according to tipsters.
A 21.5-inch iMac 4K configuration is expected to break cover next month ahead of an early November commercial release with OS X El Capitan onboard.
Learn more about the possibility of new iMacs announced later this year, as new code reveals that Apple is thinking of more 5K and 4K options.
Learn more about the future of the Apple TV and the iMac, as we get some leaks that claim that Apple might be up to something with these products.
Get the details on Apple's latest hardware, including a beefed-up 15-inch MacBook Pro and more affordable 27-inch iMac 5K.
Learn more about Apple's launch of OS X version 10.10.3, which brings a couple of significant improvements, but the best one being Apple's new Photos app.
Learn more about a possible 8K-resolution iMac that could be launched by the end of this year, as LG has just spilled the news officially.
