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The Nintendo Switch is still a playground for modders and tinkerers, especially now that excitement is building for its successor, the rumored Nintendo Switch 2. But while most hacks focus on unlocking the console to run retro games or custom software, one enthusiast decided to take an entirely different path—by getting the Switch to run iOS.
Apple is doubling down on its in-house silicon efforts, and it's not just for iPhones or Macs anymore. The tech giant is reportedly developing new custom chips that will fuel a wave of next-generation devices—including smart glasses, ultra-powerful Macs, and dedicated servers for Apple's AI systems. Let's break down what this means and what's on the horizon.
