Welcome to 95 Mac Daily for Monday, November 10th, 2025. I'm your host, Chance Miller. We are

sponsored this week by Backblaze. Leading off today, Bloomberg has a new key detail on the launch of

the redesigned MacBook Pro model slated to launch between late 2026 and early 2027.

Apple is largely expected to redesign the MacBook Pro for the first time since 2021, with an OLED

touchscreen, a smaller, thinner design, potentially 5G cellular connectivity, and even a dynamic

island instead of a notch. But in terms of how far that

design will actually stretch through the MacBook Pro lineup, it turns out you might have to spend

a little bit more. As it stands today, Apple offers three different quote-unquote flavors of the

MacBook Pro. There's a base 14-inch model powered by the M5 chip, a higher-end 14-inch

model with the M4 Pro and M4 Max chips, and a 16-inch model with the pro and the max chips. That

entry-level MacBook Pro is $400 less than the M-4 Pro model, offering a value for people who want other pro features like the display,

but who don't need that top-of-the-line performance.

When Apple rolls out this new MacBook Pro design, either late next year or early 2027,

Bloomberg says that it won't come to that base model cheapest MacBook Pro. That model will retain

the current MacBook Pro design indefinitely, while the higher-end models will transition to that

newer design, again with a thinner body, OLED, and touchscreen support. This ultimately shouldn't

come as a big surprise as Apple's focus with that cheaper MacBook

Pro model is to keep the price as low as possible.

But at least now we have solid reporting on Bloomberg that that is indeed the case.

In other news today, a few weeks ago, we talked about a bit of a shakeup among Apple's

health and services teams.

At the time, we explained that Apple is moving its health and fitness teams under

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