Cupertino
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Cupertino is a city in California where some companies are based, including Apple Inc. However, such Apple’s location in Cupertino has practically become a part of the company’s identity to the point that Apple itself is sometimes referred to as Cupertino. It may happen because Apple is basically the largest employer in the city and plays a significant role in the city’s life.
Apple Unveils New MacBook Pro Lineup with M4 Pro and M4 Max Chips
The M4 Max model boasts up to 16 CPU cores, 40 GPU cores, and over half a terabyte per second of unified memory bandwidth, allowing for seamless interaction with large AI models.
Apple Unveils iPad Mini 7 with A17 Pro Chip and Apple Intelligence
The A17 Pro chip brings a 30% increase in CPU performance and a 25% boost in GPU performance. Users can also benefit from new AI tools in apps like Mail and Notes, alongside faster Wi-Fi 6E connectivity.
Apple Launches Apple Intelligence in Public Beta
This innovative suite of AI features includes text rewriting tools, enhanced Siri functionality, and a photo editing tool called "Clean Up," allowing users to remove objects from images.
Apple Unveils iPhone 16, New Apple Watch Series 10, and AirPods 4 at Annual Event
At its highly anticipated annual event, Apple introduced the iPhone 16 lineup, Apple Watch Series 10, and AirPods 4, packed with updated designs, new features, and enhanced AI capabilities.
Apple Announces iPhone 16 Event for September 9
The iPhone 16 models are expected to feature a vertical camera alignment, larger screens for the Pro models, and the introduction of an Action Button across all models.
Apple Maps Launches on the Web, Aiming to Challenge Google Maps
Users can get driving and walking directions, explore ratings and reviews for various locations, and even order food directly from a place card within the map. The web version also includes curated guides to help users discover new spots.
Apple Launches New Website to Help You Choose the Perfect Mac
The website features a quiz that asks users detailed questions about their habits and intended use of the Mac. The questions cover a range of topics, including the primary purpose of the purchase, portability needs, and budget constraints.
