Tag: Apple A8
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Apple wins reversal in University of Wisconsin patent case
The U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals threw out a $234 million damages award…
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Patrick Moorhead: Apple’s plan to dominate silicon
Before creating my industry analyst and research company, I was fortunate enough to spend over a decade…
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Apple embarrasses Intel
A key reason why the pace of Mac hardware updates has slowed in recent years can be placed…
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Apple, a prodigious chipmaker, has some major competitive advantages
Along with being one of the world’s biggest consumer electronics makers, Apple…
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As Microsoft and Qualcomm work on ARM-based PCs, the stage is set for Apple A-series Macs
Qualcomm today announced that it is working with Microsoft to bring support for Windows 10…
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Apple could transition to ARM chips in Macs, but probably won’t
With every release of a new iPhone powered by another cutting-edge processor designed by Apple…
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Will Apple’s next-gen iPads be faster than Macs?
Apple has added support for an ARM chip to macOS Sierra, igniting another wave of speculation…
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macOS Sierra code suggests Apple could dump Intel processors in Macs for Apple A-series chips
Could Apple be working on next-generation Mac hardware that would be powered by an in-house designed processor…
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Hello, Apple? It’s Mac. Have you forgotten me?
Apple has continuously been leaving its Mac line dusty and old…
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The iPhone’s new A10 Fusion chip should worry Intel
Apple’s latest generation of smartphone processors has basically caught up with Intel’s laptops CPUs…
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When will Apple put Intel’s Kaby Lake chips inside new Macs?
Claims Intel’s latest Kaby Lake processors may not appear in new Macs until next year…
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Apple’s MacBook Pro not likely to sport Intel Kaby Lake processors this year
At today’s Intel Developer Forum, Intel CEO Brian Krzanich and other Intel execs showed off its 7th Generation Core…
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Apple A10-powered Macs on the way? Decoding Apple’s WWDC 2016 media invitation
If you think Apple’s been slow with Mac innovation you are not alone…
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Why Intel’s problem won’t be Apple’s problem
This week, beleaguered Intel announced that it was laying off 12,000 employees
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Apple’s emphasis on security makes ARM-powered Macs ‘inevitable’
Apple will offer Macs equipped with an ARM processor, the same silicon used in the iPhone and iPad…
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Intel axes 12,000 employees, 11% of its workforce
Intel expects the program to deliver $750 million in savings this year and annual run rate savings of $1.4 billion by mid-2017…
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Is there really a market for a new four-inch iPhone?
Why would Apple take a step back in this manner to a smaller device?
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Apple readies 4-inch ’iPhone 5se’ for spring release with Apple A8 SoC, curved edges
Instead of releasing a smaller version of the iPhone 6s in order to appease potential customers seeking an iPhone…
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Sony shames beleaguered Microsoft’s Xbox as juggernaut PlayStation 4 nears 36 million units sold
Sony’s unstoppable PS4 has chalked up 35.9 million in global sales…
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Rumor: Apple to launch 4-inch iPhone 6c with colorful metal cases in February 2016
Apple will be launching a rumored successor to its now discontinued, unapologetically plastic iPhone 5c…
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Apple’s forthcoming 4-inch iPhone to be powered by Apple A8 SoC, sources say
Apple is preparing the “iPhone 5s Mark II” with the following specifications…
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AnandTech reviews Apple’s iPad Mini 4: a significant and arguably overdue upgrade
The iPad Mini has definitely been in need of a significant upgrade for a while, with last year’s iPad Mini 3…
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Apple ordered to pay $234 million judgement over WARF patent
A U.S. jury on Friday ordered Apple Inc. to pay more than $234 million in damages for incorporating microchip technology into some of the company’s iPhones and iPads without permission…
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Judge: University cannot get triple damages in patent fight with Apple
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s patent licensing body will not be able to extract triple damages from Apple as a jury weighs how much the iPhone maker must pay…
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Apple’s newest courtroom foe is a taxpayer-funded public university
Do we want taxpayer money to fund this behavior, going after our most innovative company?
