Apple recently caused a stir with their “Scary Fast” event, where they unveiled the new MacBook Pro family and iMac. This event was unique in not just what was shown, but how it was recorded. In a groundbreaking move, Apple used an iPhone 15 Pro Max, alongside professional recording equipment, to capture the event and give viewers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the release.

The new MacBook Pro has been equipped with Apple’s latest M3 Pro chip. Despite having 25% less memory bandwidth than the chips used in the previous versions, M1 Pro and M2 Pro, the M3 range, encompassing the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max, is expected to revolutionize the technology industry. These new laptops are set to be released on Nov. 7.

While the state-of-the-art launch event and products were admired globally, Apple also made headlines when it issued threat notifications to several individuals globally, including opposition leaders and journalists in India. These notifications warned recipients about possible state-sponsored attacks targeting their phones. This situation has reignited memories of the 2021 allegations concerning authorities in India exploiting Pegasus surveillance software, a contention that the government denies.

In sum, Apple’s latest advancements and actions have once again placed the tech giant at the forefront of both technology and security discussions worldwide. Despite the concerns raised, Apple continues to pioneer innovations with the introduction of the M3 chips and creative recording techniques.