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Some macOS Monterey features won’t work on Intel-based Macs, according to the fine print on Apple’s website, including FaceTime portrait mode and Apple Maps’ new globe view.
Bummer, since that's what the vast majority of its customers have on June 9, 2021, 16:58 In context: The next macOS has some pretty cool features, but several are only compatible with the new M1 silicon. It's somewhat inexplicable considering M1 Macs currently make up a tiny portion of Apple's customer base. Leaving Intel-based Mac owners high-and-dry seems shortsighted. Apple is great at hyping its latest hardware and software. Craig Federighi showed off this skill leading Apple's opening keynote address for WWDC 2021. Live Text, Universal Control, and detailed 3D maps ...
MacOS Monterey comes with a lot of new features, however, some may not make it to Intel-based Macs, according to Apple. It is unclear whether any of these features will make it eventually, or if there are hardware limitations, or if this is simply a strategy to make the Apple Silicon models more exclusive. Reported by MacRumors, some of the small letter, fine print shows us that some of the key features announced will require a Mac with an M1 chip, including any Macbook Air, 13-inch Macbook Pro, Mac mini, and any iMac released since November 2020. The following features will be exclusive to ...
Intel continues to throw shade at Apple, oddly aiming at the Intel-based MacBook Pro, but this time using gaming as a cudgel to try and prove Windows-based products are better than Apple's offerings. Apple is on a two-year transition away from Intel in favor of using its own Apple Silicon chips in Macs, and its initial M1 releases easily demonstrates Apple is doing things right. However, Intel is still quite unhappy about the break-up, as a presentation to members of the media revealed. The presentation about Intel's 11th-generation H-series notebook processors, which also took shots aga...
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