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This week: just how well does a M1 Max MacBook Pro perform against a MONSTER PC build with top-tier components? These results might blow your mind lol.

Plus: we got new details on the upcoming iMac “Pro”, and we wrap up with our favorite shows and movies in an all-new Under Review!

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iMac Pro could make a comeback in 2022 with Apple’s newest M1 chips

• The high-end iMac Pro is expected to return next year with Apple’s newest M1 Pro and M1 Max chipsets. One tipster also claims the powerful all-in-one will feature a 27-inch mini-LED display — and possibly even Face ID.

New leaks on the upcoming iMac (Pro)!

MacBook Pro M1 Max vs Windows Desktop (RTX3090, Ryzen9 5950x) M1Max Outperforms more expensive PC!

• MacBook Pro with M1 Max VS PC MONSTER Build!

iPhone and Apple Watch could get car crash detection next year

• Apple Watch already offers fall detection, which, as its name suggests, uses built-in sensors to detect hard falls and then gives users the option to call emergency services. It can also send a message to select contacts.

Win a sleek Satechi Trio Wireless Charging Pad [Cult of Mac giveaway]

• This beautiful-looking charging pad from Satechi juices up an iPhone, an Apple Watch and AirPods all at once. It retails for $119.99, and we're giving away FOUR of them.

Apple's Craig Federighi Says Sideloading on iPhone Would Open the Floodgates to Malware

• Speaking at the Web Summit conference in Portugal, Federighi said sideloading would result in the "floodgates" opening to malware.