Apple's new Ivy Bridge-powered MacBook Pro, Air benchmarked
Apple Insider posted benchmarks from the new Ivy Bridge-powered MacBook Pro
Apple Releases Update for Just-Released MacBook Pro (Mid-2012)
MacRumors reports that Apple has already released a software update for the Mid 2012 MacBook Pro.
Apple Releases OS X Mountain Lion Developer Preview 4
MacRumors posted a story that Apple released new versions of OS X Mountain Lion to developers today.
Apple exec suggests new iMacs may not come till 2013
Apple Insider posted a story that an Apple executive has reportedly indicated that redesigned iMac and Mac Pro models are in the works and might not arrive until next year.
Apple officially axes 17-inch MacBook Pro from notebook lineup
Apple Insider reports that Apple took down the 17-inch version of its laptop from its online store, effectively killing off the large desktop replacement.
Mac Pro gets an unannounced speed bump
TUAW reports that the Mac Pro did see a bit of a speed bump today
Apple announces next-gen MacBook Pro
TUAW posted a story that Apple has just announced a brand new MacBook Pro model at the WWDC Keynote in San Francisco
iOS 6 "officially announced" by new WWDC banners
TUAW posted a story thatiOS 6 will be announced at WWDC 2012 as these photos of the big new banners on the first floor indicate.
Apple to unveil entirely new MacBook series at WWDC, insiders say
Apple Insider posted a storty that Apple next week is expected to unveil an entirely new MacBook model positioned between the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, available in sizes of 13 and 15 inches with no disc drive.
Apple still expected to retire 17-inch MacBook Pro in 2012
Apple Insider reports that Apple is expected to discontinue its 17-inch MacBook Pro this year, and might even ax the Pro lineup entirely in 2013.
New Mac Pros rumored with 8-core Xeon E5 CPUs, Thunderbolt & USB 3.0
Apple Insider reports that Apple's anticipated Mac Pro update will feature Intel Xeon E5 series processors with either six or eight cores, as well as native support for USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt.
Apple expected to upgrade next-gen iPhone display to 4" with 16:9 ratio - report
Apple Insider posted a story that a new analysis claims Apple will likely increase the size of the display on its next iPhone to 4.08 inches with a resolution of 1,136 x 640 pixels and a ratio of 16:9.
Mac Pro in-store pickup inventory slips ahead of WWDC
Apple Insider reports that Apple's aging tower computer is seeing a drought of in-store availability with many stores quoting new stock shipments on June 12, which could mean that a refresh of the long-in-the-tooth PC is imminent and may be announced at WWDC next week.
Purported 13" MacBook Pro specs show USB 3.0, Ivy Bridge, no Retina display
An image claiming to show specifications for an unreleased 13-inch MacBook Pro shows it equipped with an Ivy Bridge processor and USB 3.0 ports, but without a high-resolution Retina display.
Matrox Thunderbolt dock turns MacBooks into desktops for $249
Matrox on Sunday unveiled its new DS1 Thunderbolt docking station, which allows users to add multiple peripherals like an HDMI display, a full-size keyboard and a mouse to a Thunderbolt-equipped Mac or PC for $249.
Video Highlights of Tim Cook's D10 Interview
AllThingsD has posted highlights from Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher's interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook from yesterday.
Reliable source says no chance Apple will ax Mac Pro
One well-connected insider has given Mac users hope that Apple will release a new Mac Pro with a comment that there is no chance Apple will discontinue the line.
Motorola & RIM propose nano-SIM compromise with Apple
A new design concept for a next-generation, smaller "nano-SIM" card has been submitted by Motorola and RIM, which tweaks a design originally pushed by Apple.
Filing details Apple's plans for Retina-ready resolution-independent OS X
Apple's behind-the-scenes work to upgrade its OS X operating system for future high-resolution Retina display Macs has been detailed in a new patent filing.
Reuters: iPhone 5 to have 4-inch screen
An increase in screen size from the current 3.5-inch to 4-inch would mean an overall increase in viewing area of roughly 30 percent.
