Parallels Desktop has confirmed it can run Windows 11 on Apple’s new $599 MacBook Neo, but strict 8GB memory limits restrict the laptop to light virtualization tasks.
iPhone Fold’s Crease-less Display’s Mass Production Could Start in May
Apple’s iPhone Fold is reportedly entering display mass production in May 2026. Discover the latest leaks on its refined screen design, expected hardware specs, and potential fall release.
Former Microsoft Leader Says MacBook Neo “Blew Me Away”
Former Microsoft Windows chief Steven Sinofsky praises MacBook Neo, reflects on Surface’s missed opportunity, and says Microsoft was early, not wrong.
Apple TV Wins First F1 Ratings Battle After Taking Rights From ESPN
Apple TV says 2026 Australian Grand Prix viewership beat ESPN’s 2025 broadcast, marking a strong start to its new Formula 1 streaming deal.
Apple's iPhone Fold Could Cost $2,000 Instead of the Rumored $2,300
Apple’s upcoming iPhone Fold is reportedly targeting a base price of $2,000, down from the initially rumored $2,300, as the company prepares its ultra-thin titanium device for a 2026 launch.
Chrome on iOS tests picture-in-picture guide to set it as the default browser
Chrome on iOS tests picture-in-picture instructions that appear over the iOS Settings screen to guide users in setting Chrome as the default browser.
Apple's First Foldable Could Outsell Every Samsung Foldable Combined
Apple is reportedly ordering 20 million displays for its upcoming iPhone Fold, signaling the device could outsell Samsung’s entire foldable lineup in 2026.
India Plans New Manufacturing Incentives as Apple Expands iPhone Production
India is drafting new manufacturing incentives tied to exports and local components as Apple expands its iPhone production to 25 percent of global output.
After Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft, the EU Now Probes NVIDIA
The European Union is expanding its antitrust scrutiny beyond software giants to investigate AI chipmakers, focusing on NVIDIA’s market dominance and sales practices.
Apple Cuts App Store Commission Rates in China
Apple is lowering its App Store commission rates in China from 30% to 25% following regulatory pressure, potentially saving developers over $873 million annually.
