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Is 13-inches enough? The well-reviewed MacBook Air with M1 is an amazing beast that's lightweight and built with the Apple M1 SoC inside. The M1, which is also found on the 13-inch MacBook Pro (M1, 2020) and Mac mini (2020) (see below), is a variant of the A14 Bionic chip that's found on the iPhone 12 series. The difference here is the inclusion of two additional high-performance "Firestorm" cores that work with the four existing "Icestorm" cores found on the iPad Air (2020) and iPhone 12 series. As Daniel Bader explained in our MacBook Air (M1, 2020) review, the M1 can burst to 3.2Ghz in si...

Source: Bryan M. Wolfe / iMore New social networking sites used to pop up on a seemingly daily basis. As the mobile industry has matured and the cost of entry has increased, that's no longer the case. Perhaps the launch itself is the main reason Clubhouse is having a moment, despite being available only on the best iPhones right now. Or it could be the invitation-only audio chat service has found something just different enough to have legs to be able to stick around for more than a fleeting moment. Two weeks into my Clubhouse journey, I'm not quite ready to give it a thumb in any direction. ...

Whether you want the ultimate workstation for your Mac, or you're hoping to play your favorite games on the best screens, an external monitor is key. Here is the absolute best monitor for Mac.

Source: Bryan M. Wolfe / iMore You don't have to check off many boxes to buy and sell stocks. It's now as simple as downloading an app, answering a few questions, and making your first deposit to fund a trade. When choosing an app for investing, it's important to look past the fundamentals since stock trading is largely the same across different companies. Instead, look at what each service provides beyond the basics when choosing the one that's right for you. In selecting the best stock trading apps for iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 for iPhone and iPad, respectively, we narrowed our choices by looki...

Source: Bryan M. Wolfe / iMore The PX7 has a lot going for it, starting with its look and feel. Featuring a Bowers & Wilkins logo on each ear cup and the familiar diamond-cut design found on other B&W headphones, the PX7 is made to turn heads. The attention-grabbing design isn't just for show, however. Memory foam padding covers both the headband and ear cushions soft to the touch, making it one of the most comfortable on-ear headphones currently on the market. The textured fabric around each cup is less spectacular because it can become a fast dust collector. The overall PX7 package, however...