Apple had another day of drops yesterday from its Unleashed event. Let's get right into the new hardware.

First off, Apple presented two more M1 chips, an M1 Pro and M1 Max. That's fast since it released the M1 just last year. The Pro model CPU is up to 70% faster, with a GPU up to 2x faster, and 32GB of unified memory while the Max has unified memory up to 64GB.

Apple made a new home for the chips in a new MacBook Pro, or what some are already dubbing “Notch Book Pro.” The newly-designed MacBook Pros increase screen size at the cost of a “notch” where the camera lives, not unlike the latest iPhones. Apple also brought back an HDMI port, a headphone jack, an SD card slot, and a MagSafe charger along with three Thunderbolt ports. The MagSafe charger can charge up to 50% in 30 minutes.

The new standard Apple Airpods look like the AirPod Pros, without the interchangeable tips. They’ve got spatial audio support and are sweat and water-resistant.

Those that love color may like that the HomePod mini speaker is now available in yellow, orange, and blue. Or maybe you’ll be bummed there's no purple option.

Before you head for the checkout, check out these new tools from the community that can make you an Apple superuser.

Unplug Alarm: This app sounds an alarm if your Mac is unplugged while you’re away
APEnabler: Add an Airplay button to custom online video players
Pareto Security: A checklist app that helps with basic security hygiene on your Mac
Ditto: Save open tabs, documents, and apps to a workspace; switch with a menubar click
Sensei Monitor: Monitor and optimize your Mac’s performance via widgets from the menubar
Almighty: 50+ superuser Mac tweaks and utilities like keeping Mac awake or converting to plain text
AirBuddy2: See the status of your AirPods right when you open the case + connect with a click
PairPlay Audio Adventures: Split AirPods with a friend for an “immersive audio AR experience”
Alfred 4.5: The Alfred productivity Mac app launched Universal Actions for performing actions on any text, URLs, or files using a hotkey from anywhere within Alfred or your Mac

Tellie is a tool for building interactive websites, portfolios, and link-in-bio pages. Its launch today features its first Web3 feature, an NFT/Token gate to help creators provide exclusive content for their web3 communities.

“We want everyone to be able to add additional utility to *any* token! Any existing Ethereum token (NFTs, social tokens, alt coins, etc) can be used to gate exclusive content experiences for community members & supporters who hold that token ‒ no code required,” wrote maker Jack Bogdan.

Got a launch coming up soon? Maker Alexander Isora introduced Startup Booster, a Figma file with 27 ready-to-use templates to promote your startup on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

The makers plan to make templates for “all the occasions a typical startup has,” like Black Friday and hiring periods, but they’re starting with templates for your Product Hunt launch.