There is a good chance that Apple's first product announcement of 2025 will be updated 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air models with the M4 chip.

The M4 MacBook Air could launch in just a few months, but Apple is retiring another MacBook Air — and not the one you think.

Apple's MacBook Air M4 features a more powerful chip than the MacBook Air M3, but will there be any other major differences?

The wait for a MacBook Air with an OLED display might take longer than initially expected. Korean website The Elec yesterday cited an

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says Apple’s 2025 will be “loaded.” That includes the Mac, and Gurman cites the timeframe for when Apple will release new Macs–most of what Gurman reports has been stated before,

M4 MacBook Air is launching soon, here are four feature upgrades coming to the best-selling Mac in Apple’s lineup.

As Apple prepares to finally bring the M4-powered MacBook Air to market, what can Apple's community expect in the next macOS-powered laptop?

Apple's Mac lineup for 2025 will include quite a lot of updates, with the Mac Studio anticipated to get a refresh early in the year alongside more typical updates.

A new MacBook Air with M4 could come onto the market as early as January or February. Apple is reportedly planning an earlier release than last year.

Apple’s recently been bumping the standard brightness on a bunch of their newer displays. M4 MacBook Pros got a bump to 1000 nits of standard brightness (vs 600 nits on M3 and 500 nits on M2), and the new M2 iPad Air also got a bump from 500 nits to 600 nits, at least on the 13-inch variant.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced the MacBook Air 17 years ago today at the Macworld Conference & Expo in San Francisco, captivating audiences