Apple’s macOS 26.4 introduces warnings about Rosetta 2’s eventual removal, signaling the end of Intel app support on Apple ...

Last June at WWDC25, Apple announced that Rosetta 2, the software that translates Intel apps for Apple silicon, would ...

Intel Unison is being discontinued – Intel has announced that the app will be retired by the end of June 2025, though it's unclear if it will completely stop functioning or just stop receiving updates ...

Intel Unison was a strong tool for Android and iOS users that wanted to share files, check messages, and more. Now, it seems like Intel is shutting that app down, leaving some users without a strong ...

Intel on Tuesday took a step in bringing application stores to netbooks, announcing a program that will help developers build applications for mobile devices. The chip maker’s Atom Developer Program ...

Intel announced it is launching a new PC-to-PC sharing app called Thunderbolt Share. The proprietary app allows two PCs to share a mouse, keyboard, screens, storage, and more while connected with a ...

The planned removal of Rosetta is going to be really annoying, in part because it's quite useful for running Wine64 on Mac — and for running x86 Linux binaries in VMs. It's those uses which actually ...

If you're still running Intel apps, even on an Apple Silicon Mac, face the fact that the developer is never going to change — and that you need to, incredibly soon. Back in 2021, AppleInsider was ...

Thanks! I'm not sure how Apple intends to leave it to support games and not other apps, but I would guess that only a subset of calls from Intel code into system frameworks will be bridged (e.g.