Let’s go back in time when computing involved gazing at a blinking cursor and entering cryptic commands—praying you didn’t delete everything by accident. Personal computing was new territory before ...

With the Universal Profile 3.0, RCS now officially supports end-to-end encryption, and both Google and Apple will deliver updates.

The M3 Ultra-equipped Apple Mac Studio delivers the massive multi-core performance and workstation grunt that pros with demanding workflows need. However, its high price and older core ...

Macintosh LC III Getting Started Guide Z030-2927-A by Apple Computer, Inc Publication date 1992 Topics Macintosh LC III, LC III, Getting Started, guide, manual, Macintosh, Apple Computer Collection ...

The Macintosh SE/30 also includes a 68882 floating-point coprocessor for faster processing of complex math functions-up to 100 times faster than the Macintosh SE. The Macintosh SE/30 uses the new ...

She throws a sledgehammer at a screen, to the shock of its citizens, telling viewers to prepare for the Macintosh. It was a huge success, and it's due to its ongoing regenerations that you can go to ...

When Apple released System 7 three decades ago on May 13, 1991, it was the biggest change to the Mac since the start. While it came with some problems, it also brought us features we still use today.

Known today as “ the woman who gave the Macintosh a smile,” Kare had little experience with computers when she first went to work for Apple in 1983.

This is the experience a computer user would have had every time she booted up her Macintosh SE, a popular all-in-one computer sold by Apple from 1987 to 1990. By today’s standards the machine ...

Apple's Macintosh turns 35 today, so we compared the grandfather of today's AIO PCs with a modern iMac. The iMac is significantly more powerful, but it's not better in every way.

Thirty years ago today, Apple released the Macintosh -- the computer that brought the graphical user interface (GUI) to the masses. Since then, the platform has been through hell and back. The Mac ...

Thursday marks exactly 29 years to the day since Apple co-founder Steve Jobs unveiled the first Macintosh — a computer that would forever change the world of computing.