It's been 30 years since the Apple II advanced the personal computer beyond the early quirky boxes and became the first love of many a budding gamer and programmer.

The Z80 SoftCard was actually an add-in product for the Apple II PC, and allowed other operating systems and programs to run on Apple's computer. It launched 43 years ago in April 1980.

With her prize money Comstock bought an Apple II and began exploring the creative potential of the PC in the form of Softalk magazine, which launched its first issue in September, 1980.

Mac software used to be distributed on 3.5-inch floppy disks. Now, using the MacDisk utility, you can read them on modern Windows computers.

Apple's Mac sales are rising sharply just as Trump's tariffs guarantee that the the global PC market will have one of its most unpredictable years ever.

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Microsoft's latest Surface Laptop Studio 2 challenges Apple's 14-inch MacBook Pro for the hearts of creative pros. Here's how their features and capabilities stack up.

Apple just made more games playable on Mac with this free update The Game Porting Toolkit 2 was revealed during WWDC 2024, and makes it easier for developers to bring their games to the Sequoia OS.

The Vision Pro headset by Apple is still the center of attention in the AR/VR market. Read further to know what to expect at ...