Apple made lots of performance claims about its Arm M1 chip for Macs. But what Cupertino really wants is more hardware and software control.

Apple's recently released M1 ARM-based Silicon chips are the company's fastest CPU that features a system-on-chip (SoC) function, making the complete transition from Intel a breeze.

Apple's Johny Srouji detailed the M1 system-on-a-chip that will power the company's new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and Mac mini computers.

It needs serious developer support. Emulation through Rosetta 2 is just fine, but Apple’s goal is to convince as many developers as possible to optimize their apps for the M1 architecture.

Apple has asked developers to hand over their $500 Developer Transition Kits in exchange for a $200 discount and developers aren't happy about it.

Apple's next-generation Macs will use a new chip called the M1, a big brother to the A14 chips in its iPhone 12, that Apple says will bring new power and battery life to its personal computers.

29% of devs distribute their apps outside the Mac App Store, including Steam, Setapp, GitHub, and their websites. Paid and Freemium are the most popular subscription models for developers. 63% of Mac ...

Apple has unwrapped a new MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro and Mac mini, its first products using the M1, the computer makers’ first chip designed specifically for the Mac.

"Macs with the new Apple M1 chip offer unprecedented performance, and developers can optimize their apps for the M1 to deliver game-changing speed and capabilities," says Apple.

As developers had to pay $500 to get the custom Mac mini with A12Z Bionic chip, Apple will offer a $200 credit for each DTK returned. This credit can be used as a discount to buy a new M1 MacBook ...