Apple World Today

In yet another example of a government overstepping its duties, the UK government is again trying to get unwarranted (and what should be illegal) access to private user data. And Apple is, again, fighting back.

Oops! Apple apparently made it really easy for former employees to access secret info.

A new rumor says that the first foldable iPhone will indeed arrive next month.

Leagues Cup — the Concacaf-sanctioned competition featuring 18 clubs from Major League Soccer (MLS) and 18 clubs from Liga MX — kicks off tomorrow, August 4. 

Apple has agreed to acquire certain assets and hire employees from PlasmaSolve.

India has proposed extending tax exemptions until 2041 for foreign companies such as Apple that provide machinery to contract ‌manufacturers.

Apple faces class-action litigation for allegedly users’ collecting biometric data.

There’s purportedly a shortage of MacBook Airs due to the ongoing memory crisis.

Fitness+ and fitness tracking could come to a future version of Apple’s smart glasses.

We’ll get new AirPods Pros this year, but they may (or may not) have built-in cameras.

You can choose between 1:1, 4:3, and 16:9 aspect ratios of photos. Let's look at how to do this in iOS 26.

Apple has updated its Shazam app to version 26.14.1.

Apple has been granted patent for a "Camera-less Eye Tracking System” for future Vision Pros and perhaps for the company’s rumored smart glasses.

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