One more thing … MacBook Pro with M1 Pro and M1 Max chip continues to surprise

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One more thing … MacBook Pro with M1 Pro and M1 Max chip continues to surprise

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No more Apple events are expected until (perhaps) spring 2022, so we’re entering a time when there won’t be much news from Apple unless we find some surprise press releases. But news from the bitten apple world keeps coming, so Let’s see what other media have commented on.

The hangover of the new MacBook Pros always lasts

  • In MacRumors they have a video in which they compare the features of the MacBook Pro M1 with the new M1 Pro models:

  • Our colleagues from Xataka evoke the reluctance of the App Store to accept external payment methods, while a court ruling will force the company to do so in less than a month. Hurry up.
  • If you want to see what the colorful new HomePod mini will look like that will arrive at the end of the month in Europe, at 9to5Mac they have a video in which they show them all:

  • In MacStories, they talk about The iOS App Icon Book, a physical edition book that brings together the best app icon designs that have crossed our iPhone over the years.
  • Marques Brownlee has already posted his thoughts on the MacBook Pro with M1 Max chip, and they don’t disappoint:

  • In Mac Address, they do the opposite and wonder if it’s worth buying the cheapest MacBook Pro model with M1 Pro chip:

  • Apparently, the availability of the iPhone 13 is going to improve a bit just in time for Christmas shopping. They have the details on iOSMac.
  • We end in Genbeta, where our colleague Antonio Sabán talks about some features of macOS Monterey that he has benefited a lot from.

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