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HBO Max is finally releasing its long-delayed Friends reunion, and the latest big-screen hitting Max the same day as theaters is Those Who Wish Me Dead. Here's everything to know.
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Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) takes place online June 7-11. That's just over three weeks away. So what do we expect?
Known unknowns
It's interesting how little we think we know this year, but don't let the lack of anticipation fool you. This may turn out to be a year in which Apple lays the foundations for its next wave of new product launches.
All the same, when Apple goes quiet, I grow curious.
State of the transition: The Mac
Apple only recently introduced new iMacs. These are already racing to the top of the speed charts, delivering 37% gains in comparison to Intel Core i7 and i9 models, making these all-in-ones a nemesis for HP and a viable proposition for any enterprise looking to invest in new desktops.
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With Intel's 11th-gen Core "Tiger Lake H" notebook processors breaking cover this week, we've been hot into testing the company's response to AMD's Ryzen 5000 laptops.
Rather than make you wait for the full details, we decided to tantalize you with three key things you need to know right friggin' now about the 8-core, 10nm "Super Fin" chips that hope to push back against Team Red's Ryzen onslaught.
To get a full look at Tiger Lake H's capabilities, we've been testing two 10th-gen Comet Lake H laptops, two Ryzen 5000 notebooks, one Ryzen 4000 laptop, and Gigabytes new Aorus 17G gaming laptop with an 11th-gen Core i7-11800H and a GeForce RTX 3080 Laptop GPU inside. (For more 11th-gen H-series options, be sure to check out our roundup of every Tiger Lake H laptop announced so far.)
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