Dennis Sellers

loomberg’s Mark Gurman says Apple’s push into mixed reality will take years to pay off, with the company hoping the device follows the same trajectory as the Apple Watch.

In his latest “Power On” newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says the Apple Watch likely won’t get blood glucose monitoring features for another 3-7 years.

In a March 11 editorial for BGR, Jose Adorno said “Apple’s current lineup of products is a mess” — and I agree.

Since I can’t cover everything, I like to offer a daily roundup of must-read articles from some other websites.

About 618 security guards and personnel who worked at Apple’s offices in Silicon Valley and elsewhere in the state have been laid off, but Apple says a majority have been or will be rehired.

The Last of Us topped the top 10 streaming chart by Reelgood again, and Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso came in fourth, which is up from 10th place last week.

As noted by ars technica, next week, a “massive trove” of classic Apple computing history goes under the hammer when the auction house Julien's Auctions auctions off the Hanspeter Luzi collection of more than 500 Apple items.

Clue: The Classic Mystery Game is now available on Apple Arcade, Apple’s U.S. $4.99/month or $49.99/year game streaming service that has over 200 games.

Apple wants to improve the way the Apple Watch interacts with various fitness devices as evidenced by a new patent filing.

Noma Dumezweni (“The Undoing”), Gabby Beans (“Succession”) and Sarunas J. Jackson (“Insecure”) have joined the cast of the Apple TV+ limited series, “Presumed Innocent."

In a series of tweets, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that Apple will release new AirPods Pro with a USB-C charging case later this year.

Pegatron, Apple’s Taiwanese supplier, is in talks to open a second India factory, reports Reuters.

Did you know that you can use your iPhone or iPad as a magnifying glass? You can, thanks to the Magnifier app in iOS and iPadOS.

The proximity sensor on the ‌iPhone 15‌ series will be integrated inside the ‌Dynamic Island‌ area, instead of located beneath it, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

Apple has released Safari Technology Preview 166. The update includes bug fixes and performance improvements for Web Inspector, CSS, JavaScript, Popover, Media, MSE, Web API, and Accessibility.