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Apple iPad Pro M1 review: stunning screen and so much power

Super-premium tablet has TV-beating display, M1 chip from the Mac and smart camera for video calls Apple’s latest iPad Pro gets upgraded with the game-changing M1 processor and a new screen that rivals the very best TVs, let alone tablets and laptops. The fifth-generation iPad Pro comes in two versions, one costing £749 with an …

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Ethereum cryptocurrency to slash carbon emissions

Project says it is months away from new infrastructure model that would use a hundredth of the energy Ethereum, the second largest cryptocurrency after bitcoin, is just “months” away from shifting its underlying infrastructure to a new model that would slash its carbon emissions a hundredfold, the project has announced. Since Ethereum also provides the …

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Android 12: everything you need to know about Google’s update

Upgrade is big design overhaul, improves speed and privacy and adds new features to Maps and Photos Google has announced its big update to Android 12, which will soon roll out in beta to the company’s Pixel devices and those made by third-party manufacturers. Announced as part of Google’s I/O developer conference in California, Android …

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‘Privacy by design’: Google to give people more power over their personal data

New privacy controls include allowing people to quickly delete the last 15 minutes of their search history and more reminders about location tracking Google is attempting a rebrand with a suite of new privacy controls that give people more power over their personal data – but the move may conflict with its core business of …

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‘It’s chaos for a lot of people’: what is the future of NFTs in Australian art?

While many players in more traditional fine art circles feel ill-equipped to deal with the digital art trend, some contemporary art enthusiasts are going all in In 1962, the French neo-avant-garde artist Yves Klein began dealing in what he declared to be Zones of Immaterial Pictorial Sensibility. In exchange for a sum of solid gold, …

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Apple 24in iMac M1 review: faster, bigger screen and brilliant bold colours

First big redesign since 2012 gives all-in-one Mac super-thin design, 4.5K display and top M1 chip performance Apple’s iMac has had its first big redesign since 2012 with a bigger screen, bold colours, remarkably thin body and the power of the M1 chip. The 24in iMac costs from £1,249 and replaces the outgoing 21.5in Intel …

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