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Apple said to be testing multiple Mac Pro configurations including one with 48 CPU cores

In a nutshell: The next version of Apple's high-end Mac Pro is expected to be the first to feature Apple Silicon. Apple insider Mark Gurman believes the Mac Pro could be offered with multiple chip options that are at least two to four times as powerful as the M2 Max and has affectionately dubbed them the M2 Ultra and M2 Extreme. These chips are said to feature 24 and 48 CPU cores, respectively, alongside 76 and 152 graphics cores, and up to 256 gigabytes of system memory.

Bono says to blame him for the infamous free U2 album on iTunes

Some users warn against installing iOS 15.7.1 beta after it breaks Face ID

Apple cuts iPhone 14 Plus production by up to 90% on back of weak demand

Apple to release macOS Ventura and iPadOS 16 on October 24

Apple announces iPad Pro with M2 chip and Pencil hover support

Apple takes the wraps off new iPad with major redesign, new colors

Updated Apple TV 4K arrives with A15 Bionic chip and lower pricing

Mark Zuckerberg says iMessage is less secure than WhatsApp

A first-generation iPhone sold for almost $40,000 at auction

iPad Pro refresh with M2 silicon expected any day now

Brazil court orders Apple to sell iPhones with chargers for the third time

The Apple combo: About 30% of iPhone users also have an Apple Watch

Apple will soon offer "high-yield" savings accounts for its Apple Cash rewards

The big picture: In case you weren't paying attention, Apple is now a bank. I jest, but only a little. It started with the Apple Card, and now the tech giant wants to hold your money, too. Of course, it is completely optional, but it does have some advantages if you are already an Apple cardholder.

Apple's next iPhone SE could look a lot like the XR, complete with a 6.1-Inch display

iPhone 14 crash detection is inadvertently triggering on roller coasters

CEO Tim Cook reveals the four traits Apple looks for in potential employees

Goodbye, Lightning port? EU votes to make USB-C the charging standard by the end of 2024

Apple Music passes 100 million song milestone

Apple reluctantly agrees to TSMC's price increases

In context: TSMC is one of the largest processor manufacturers in the world, creating chips and wafers for many companies, including AMD, Nvidia, and Apple. As one of TSMC's biggest customers, Apple was not happy following an announcement that TSMC would increase prices in 2023.

Apple exec to leave company after making ill-advised comments in TikTok video

Apple removes ad-free Instagram clone from App Store after Meta objects

Apple dials back plan to boost iPhone 14 production due to slumping demand

Russia demands an explanation after Apple removes its Facebook competitor from the App Store

Why it matters: Apple has removed Russia's Facebook competitor, VKontakte, from the App Store globally, a move prompted by new UK sanctions. It's one of several apps from VK, Russia's second-largest internet company, to have been dropped from the store, and the country is demanding an explanation.