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Confirming one of Apple’s worst-kept secrets, Apple finally unveiled its first-ever touchscreen MacBook Pro in 14-inch and 16-inch models on Wednesday, October 28, in Los Angeles. The news comes just days after Apple unveiled M6-class MacBook Pros. Notably, the new PROLED touchscreen laptops are running M5 Pro and M5 Max Apple silicon.
Apple just announced the upgraded iPad mini 8, the first small Apple tablet with an OLED display, as part of the company’s “Pro and Tell” event. New MacBooks should be announced later this week.
If you were hoping Apple’s leap into OLED touchscreens was going to come without a price rise, it looks like Wednesday is going to be a rude awakening.
Apple’s next product launch event is taking place on October 28 in Los Angeles, where we expect the company to launch a touchscreen MacBook Pro, an OLED iPad mini and more.
It’s clear enough that the new Surface Laptop Ultra is aiming to poach MacBook Pro owners, and Microsoft is making no secret of that fact – indeed, it’s trying to bribe Apple laptop users in a way.
Apple is expected to launch a redesigned MacBook Pro later this month with the biggest changes affecting the laptop’s display. For years, rumors and leaks have suggested the MacBook Ultrawill feature an OLED screen with touch support.
The supposedly imminent MacBook Pro with OLED is expected to be much lighter than a traditional MacBook Pro model, according to a new leak.
Finding the best MacBook deals during the upcoming October Prime Day event will be trickier than before. Thanks to the recent Apple price hikes, the company’s laptops all now have higher starting prices. So while you’ll see price cuts on MacBooks, they are reductions from the new prices.
It’s mid-September, which means Apple is now releasing its 2026 operating systems, including the full version of macOS Golden Gate.
Modern cloud storage, the way we know it, has been around commercially since 2006, when Amazon launched its Simple Storage Service (S3). In the following years, personal cloud storage rose in popularity thanks to services like Dropbox and Google Drive. Back then, the idea of being able to access a few of your most important files…