Apple recently launched the new range of MacBooks, and of course, the headliner was the new M1 chip. More battery life, supposedly more power, and some interesting functionality—such as the ability to run iPhone and iPad apps directly on M1 Macs. This opens up a host of possibilities; for example, if you prefer the Twitter … Continue reading This guy is using the M1-powered MacBook Air as the “world’s biggest car key” to his Tesla