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Apple has been working on non-invasive blood glucose monitoring for the Apple Watch for more than 15 years, a potential game-changing feature that could transform diabetes management by eliminating the need for finger pricks or separate continuous glucose monitors. According to Bloomberg News‘ Mark Gurman, the project has recently seen a significant leadership change that some interpret as a…

iPhone Air is the thinnest iPhone ever, delivering pro performance, amazing new camera systems on the front and back, and fantastic all-day battery life. Apple’s A19 Pro chip features a significant architectural overhaul, integrating neural accelerators into each GPU core to boost computational performance. Additionally, Apple unveiled its first-ever iPhone wireless chip, the N1, alongside the…

Apple’s gigantic M1 Ultra chip breathes new life into Moore’s law

In early March, Apple announced the M1 Ultra chip, the next giant leap for Apple silicon and the Mac. Featuring UltraFusion — Apple’s innovative packaging architecture that interconnects the die of two M1 Max chips to create a system on a chip (SoC) with unprecedented levels of performance and capabilities — M1 Ultra delivers breathtaking computing power to the new Mac Studio while maintaining…

Apple execs discuss designing the A14 Bionic for the iPad Air and beyond

To the surprise of many, Apple’s 2020 iPad Air was the first device to use the new A14 Bionic chipset. That SoC’s impact won’t be limited to iPads, either, as it will almost certainly power the next generation of iPhones set to be unveiled on October 13th.

Apple’s 5nm A14 Bionic chip

Chris Velazco for Engadget:

In a conversation with Engadget, Tim Millet, Apple’s VP of platform architecture, and…