If you have been holding out for the top-shelf MBP, the 15 and 13 inch Touch Bar-endowed MacBook Pro is officially shipping to retailers this week.

As the original Apple II turns 40, the fanbase of one of the most popular consumer desktops of all times, is still very strong, with enthusiasts keeping their original machines running after 10 years shy of half a century.

It would have been only a matter of time before the question would arise, on how the new MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar would work with Windows 10.

Remember Google Glass? The concept of a digital pair of glasses may not be as dead as we thought, and as unlikely as it may seem, the design of a new product based on Google’s invention is rumored to have piqued Apple’s interest.