While Microsoft has worked its way to NFL sidelines, Apple has managed to strike its own home-run with Major League Baseball, this season, with a multi-year partnership to supply MLB with custom versions of Apple’s 12.9 inch iPad Pro, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.

Tim Cook would have to be out of his mind to actually state the above, while introducing a 2016 Apple iMac, built inside a 1998 Apple iMac casing. With that said, we would be lying if we said that the notion of a retro embodiment of Apple’s flagship desktop wasn’t at the very least titillating.

This is NOT an April’s fool prank: Microsoft is planning to integrate GNU’s Bash shell, within Windows 10.

One of the most interesting technological innovations that are part of the new 9.7 inch iPad Pro is the True Tone display, which enables the iPad Pro to detect light variations, using four sensors that measure brightness and light color, and automatically adjust the contrast and color of the screen.