Apple World Today

A federal judge has ordered a public iPhone exploit taken offline due to a legal brouhaha.

Apple’s class action lawsuit over the delayed "more personalized" Siri gets preliminary approval from a judge.

Apple’s trade secrets lawsuit against OpenAI has been reassigned to a new judge.

Researchers say they’ve found a way around macOS’ anti-malware security measures.

Apple is asking OLED panel suppliers to lower their prices for the iPhone 18 Pro Max.

Bitcoin could fall further during 2026, although the larger trend still has room to recover later in the year.

A newly granted Apple patent involves an iMac with handles for easy transportation.

This article looks at the difference in Apple Watch fall detection and smart-helmet crash alerts.

Apple Notes natively supports importing and exporting Markdown (.md) files on macOS Tahoe, iOS 26, iPadOS 26, and later versions. 

Apple regularly ranks among the most desirable employers in tech, and the compensation package is a big part of why.

Here are some of the latest hardware and accessory announcements:

“The Dink,” a sports comedy starring Jake Johnson as a former tennis prodigy who finds himself pulled into the world of pickleball after an injury changes his plans, premieres today on Apple TV.

Here are some of the latest software announcements.

A new Apple Pay promo offers discounts on Columbia Gear.