Apple World Today

Apple will close all three of its Paris stores on Saturday as retailers across the French capital prepare for another day of protests, according to WWD.

The iPod is back — well, as an Apple Music Easter egg.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit today upheld a verdict from early last year that cleared Apple of allegations that one of its Apple TV series, “Servant,” was a rip-off of an independent film.

As you might expect, the iPhone Duo has attracted more pre-orders than the company anticipated.

ESR’s Xtend is a compact, useful retractable charger for two devices.

NR Labs tells how attackers use a built-in maOS utility to steal a Kerberos Ticket Granting Ticket.

Impersonation Risk Detection, available starting with iOS 27 and iPadOS 27, lets a supporting app ask your device for a scam risk level before you send a payment or change your password.

Here are some of the latest software announcements.

Is your iPhone stuck on Apple logo, stuck in a boot loop, or displaying a recovery mode? iOS issues like these can disrupt your daily routine and make your device difficult to use.

Here are some of the latest hardware announcements.

Apple Music gives listeners access to millions of songs, albums, and playlists, but its built-in downloads are designed for offline playback within the app. If you want more flexibility when organizing audio files or listening on different devices, third-party downloaders may be worth exploring.

Sebastian Koch (“Never Look Away,” “Black Book”) has joined the cast of Apple TV‘s “Disavowed,” the upcoming action-thriller created by Art Marcum and Matt Holloway.

AI image generation is changing how businesses approach advertising, product photography, and promotional design.

Here's what "FDA cleared" means for your Apple Watch.