Software
All MacBooks ship with the OS X Mavericks operating system. Apple throws in the iWorks suite - Pages, Numbers and Keynotes - as well as iPhoto, iMovie and Garageband free of charge.
Apple will offer free operating systems upgrades every year and the products on test should be supported for at least the next five years.
Winner - Draw - There is nothing to separate the laptops when it comes to pre-loaded software.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says enterprises shouldn’t be sharing so much data with AI providersNews The Microsoft chief warned that corporate data could be at risk thanks to AI models
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Intel to expand European chip production with €5bn Ireland investmentNews The company said the plans will create hundreds of jobs and help secure semiconductor supply chains across the EU
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macOS Sierra UK release date, price, features: Night Shift mode returns with macOS Sierra 10.12.4 beta 8Rumours The tech will reduce blue light from your screen at night time
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OS X 10.11 El Capitan release date and features: Is it worth upgrading?News OS X 10.11.6 update released for developer and public beta testing
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Apple MacBook Retina 12in review - 'a superb choice, but challenging to fit into how you work'Reviews Apple upgrades specs and adds rose gold model for 2016 MacBook Retina 12in
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Critical vulnerability discovered in OS X
News Built-in security measures no match for Zero Day flaw, claims security firm
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Apple 13-inch MacBook Pro With Retina Display (Early-2015) reviewReviews A Broadwell upgrade provides impressive battery life for Apple’s business laptop.
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Best Ultrabooks to buy in 2015Best Need to upgrade your laptop? We take a look at the best Ultrabooks on the market
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Visual Studio Code: Everything you need to knowIn-depth Free, cross-platform code editor unveiled at Microsoft's Build conference
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Why a vulnerable Mac is not necessarily an insecure oneAnalysis Just because an attack on OS X is possible, doesn't mean it will happen
