Macworld discusses Apple’s official discontinuation of the Mac Pro tower workstation, marking the end of an era for professional desktop computing.
The podcast explores the Mac Pro’s history and analyzes what this significant decision means for Apple’s future product direction.
Listeners also shared opinions on Apple Intelligence’s ad-blocking capabilities, AI safety features, and praised Chromebooks’ exceptional durability for students.
Apple has finally discontinued the Mac Pro. On this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about Apple’s tower workstation: its history, its purpose, and what it means for the Mac lineup going forward.
On Apple 11, 1976, Apple released the Apple I, its first computer.
Will the most popular feature of apple intelligence be to block ads? Will it even be possible to block Apple ads?
Michael K. via email
I am thinking that AI is now the new scary thing in the computing world for many people. I think Apple has a great opportunity to develop and market Safe AI computing. If they could develop their own AI and ensure it is quarantined, transparent and robust I think many people would be very enticed to change platforms.
Aussie Dave via email
They aren’t MacBooks, but Chromebooks are easily the most resilient laptops out there, BAR NONE! They are used by carless students who DGAF and road warriors who beat them like rented mules on a daily basis…and they just keep on running.
