This week in the highlights of soy de Mac We find several important news. The weeks continue to pass faster than one wants and today, Sunday, February 14, we also have to celebrate Valentine's Day, Valentine's Day!. So all those who are in love and also those who are not, we hope you have a good day.
Regarding Valentine's Day we cannot forget the challenge on the Apple Watch that we have active for today, to get close the exercise ring with 60 minutes. I'm sure you'll achieve it!
But we go with the rest of the outstanding news of the week. In this case we start with Intel's "tantrum" over Apple's M1 processors and its comparison. Without a doubt, Apple put on the table a processor that is light years away from Intel for Macs, so it will be interesting to see how Intel reacts over time. beyond saying that their processors are better than the M1 ...
Another of the highlighted news this week is the replacement program opened by Apple for the 13-inch MacBook Pro with battery problems. In this case, it is a new program that affected MacBook Pro users can be used if your computer is within the possible affected.
Apple's augmented reality (AR) glasses continue to make headlines these weeks. In this case, it is an option to manufacture the screens by TSMC together with the Cupertino company. There is talk of micro OLED screens, we will see how the subject progresses although it is true that there are too many fronts open to make something concrete today.
To end this intense week of rumors, news, leaks and more, we add to the list of highlights in soy de Mac the news about Apple's patent in which the Apple Watch would be able to measure blood glucose without using an invasive method. Of course if they manage to implement it on the clock it will be a real successLet's hope they do.
