Apple's macOS Tahoe 26.4 beta warns that Rosetta 2 will be retired in 2027. Here is what that means for your Intel apps and how to check your Mac.

The current macOS will be the last one for Intel-based Macs, with support for Intel-based apps ending next year, the company ...

Rosetta is being phased out with macOS 28, which will mean apps written for Intel will stop working on Apple silicon Macs.

After the WWDC 2025 keynote, Apple revealed it's finally ditching support for Intel Macs starting with macOS 27 in the fall of 2026. While this change is due to the successful release of the company's ...

Today’s M4 iMac announcement shows just how serious Apple is about the all-in-one desktop line. The M1 iMac made a huge splash. It brought the return of colors, featured a giant iPad-like design, and ...

“Vintage” and “obsolete” may sound like the kind of terms that apply to antiques, but in Apple’s ecosystem, they represent something much more specific and consequential. Apple officially added this ...

Thanks! I'm not sure how Apple intends to leave it to support games and not other apps, but I would guess that only a subset of calls from Intel code into system frameworks will be bridged (e.g.

Explore the evolution of Thunderbolt technology. From its 2011 Apple launch to 2026's Thunderbolt 5, discover its advancements & setbacks.

The chip maker has reportedly asked Apple for an investment as it attempts to save its faltering business with a slew of multibillion-dollar deals Intel's stock ended the day on Wednesday up 6.4%.

The planned removal of Rosetta is going to be really annoying, in part because it's quite useful for running Wine64 on Mac — and for running x86 Linux binaries in VMs. It's those uses which actually ...