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  Malware developers ramped up the creation of malicious software targeting the Mac in 2020 compared to previous years, new data suggests. Security researchers at AV-TEST GmbH logged 674,273 new samples of macOS malware in 2020, according to an AtlasVPN investigation. The researchers found 56,556 samples in 2019 and 92,570 in 2018. Although the data only proves that more unique malware samples were identified, it does suggest that malware authors are continuing to turn their attention toward the Mac. Between 2019 and 2020, malware sample identification surged 1,092%. The 674,273 samples dete...

  After crossing the expected invitation window, Jon Prosser has announced that the Apple event will be in April, not March. Multiple accurate sources have claimed that there will be an event or announcement on March 23. As we drew closer to the supposed date it seemed clear that Apple was set to announce "AirPods 3" and "AirTags," until it wasn't. On Wednesday, Jon Prosser said that the event would be in April with no further explanation. He is the first to announce a different date. The event is in April. I'll explain on FPT. RIP my eyebrows. — Jon Prosser (@jon_prosser) March 17, 20...

  Apple TV+ has inked a first-look deal with production company MountainA, recently formed by Natalie Portman and Sophie Mas. Under the terms of the agreement, Apple TV+ will get the first pick of television projects developed and produced by Portman and Mas. It marks the first producing deal for the pair, Portman and Mas are currently working with Apple Studios on an upcoming series named "Lady in the Lake." The show, set in 1960s Baltimore, centers on an unsolved murder that pushes a housewife played by Portman to reinvent herself as an investigative journalist. Portman and Mas are both s...

  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...