with Intel announcing shipments of Kaby Lake already underway, it’s unlikely that Apple will settle for Skylake, for the next MacBook Pro

This week, Apple has issued patches to what has been described as an extremely high security threat, delivered via multimedia text message, containing image files in TIFF format. TIFF is less common than Jpeg or GIF, as it is typically used to store high-resolution images for print and other production purposes.

one thing is to track the movement of a mouse pointer across a screen, and another is to use multi-touch, by essentially trying to simulate the behavior of an iPad, on an operating system that is in no way designed to be used on touchscreens.

Apple MacBooks may be the first ones to use LTE connectivity, and according to a patent filed in Summer 2015, and finally published this week, it could happen as soon as this year.