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  A currently unreleased iMac running on what appears to be an Apple Silicon chip has leaked through a report file in Xcode's Crash Reporter feature. As Apple shifts its Mac lineup over to first-party chips, reports and rumors indicate that one of the next devices in line will be the iMac. Apple is reportedly working on two all-in-one Macs with ARM processors to replace the 21.5-inch iMac and the 27-inch iMac. Amid those rumors, an iMac device with an ARM chip has surfaced through the Xcode Crash Reporter feature. 9to5Mac by DraftCloud developer Dennis Oberhoff, indicates that the app cras...

"AirPods Pro turn the world into a playground. Now it's time to join in the fun. Just grab your rope, move to the music, and transform your rope into something playful," Apple says of the campaign. Apple first debuted its TikTok account in April 2020. For most the year, it remained dormant, but the company launched a campaign similar to the current AirPods Pro project in November to promote the iPhone 12 mini. The company's TikTok account has grown since then and now has more than 602,000 followers and 715,000 likes. Stay on top of the latest Apple news right from your HomePod. Say, "Hey, Si...

  Intel has cast former "I'm a Mac" actor Justin Long in a series of new ads, as the chip-maker faces the threat of Apple Silicon Macs. Long stars in a series of five new commercials that are now streaming on Intel's YouTube channel. Each ad plays with expectations from Apple's iconic 2000s-era "Get a Mac" ad campaign that starred Long as a Mac alongside John Hodgman's PC. Intel's ads open with the former "Mac" actor standing in front of a familiar all-white background, stating, "Hello, I'm a — Justin. Just a real person doing a real comparison between Mac and PC."

Apple Authorized Reseller B&H Photo is knocking $100 off the new M1 MacBook Air with a 512GB SSD and 8-core GPU exclusively for AppleInsider readers.

Struggling Huawei intends to charge up to $2.50 per phone for use of its 5G patents in the next iPhone, future Samsung Galaxy, and more.