Thunderbolt, Intel's latest input-output interface, transfers data at lightning-fast speeds--20 times faster than USB 2.0. Introduced to Apple products last February, Thunderbolt hits PCs this month.READ MORE›
Forget Wi-Fi, forget Bluetooth, forget NFC and even wireless charging--that rat's nest of wires behind your computer desk is going nowhere fast. No matter what a recent Apple patent portends. READ MORE›
Yes, the company's signature desktop PC has a speedier set of guts and the new Thunderbolt connector. But has Steve Jobs's absence forced Apple to scale back on innovation?READ MORE›
Intel tech is powering the Thunderbolt computer connector that may revolutionize how we hook up gear--but Intel is already working on its successor, due in 2015. It's five times faster still, and uses lasers.READ MORE›
Something tech fans have been desperate for for years may actually be about to happen: Most of your computer wires may soon be replaced with a single, simple standard. It could change everything, right down to device design and manufacturing.READ MORE›
"Never work before breakfast," the saying goes. "If you have to work before breakfast, eat your breakfast first." And while you do that, read iFive for the early news:READ MORE›
A lot of Apple news and rumors have popped up this week, so we've gathered them all together for you in one convenient place--dip in and imagine the future of iDevices.READ MORE›
Intel's Light Peak data connection tech has evolved, and is now on sale in a real device--Apple's new MacBook Pros. It's clever, super-fast, and is actually a stealthy trick to replace the rats nest of wires on your desk with a new protocol.READ MORE›
Apple's new MacBook Pros are now official, after a high-profile leak. The specs teach us a couple of things: The Light Peak/Thunderbolt data link is here, but otherwise Apple seems to be playing it safe. READ MORE›
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