Dennis Sellers

Here are some of the latest accessory and hardware announcements of the week:

Here are some of the latest software announcements of the week: 

Apple TV+ renews ‘Berlin ER’ for a second season.

Following Tuesday’s announcement of the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, and the iPhone Air, phone cases and accessories continue to trickle out.

Matthew Rhys has been tapped as a lead opposite Rachel Brosnahan and Jack Reynor in the upcoming second season of the Apple TV+ legal drama "Presumed Innocent."

Apple has been granted a patent for “user interfaces for group workouts.” It involves the company’s Fitness+ app/service.

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Ahead of the season finale of “Foundation” season three, Apple TV+ has announced that the hit, Rotten Tomatoes Certified Fresh science-fiction epic has been renewed for a fourth season.

Idris Elba will star in and direct a feature film adaptation of Neil LaBute’s “This is How it Goes” for Apple Original Films.

A new report says the iPhone Air's eSIM-only design could leave global travelers stranded.

Here’s why I’m passing on the iPhone Air and going for the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

Apple Watches may one day be able to determine your chronological age and biological age.

The gang at WizCase, a webs site that offers “tech advice you can count,” has updated their analysis on "The Evolution of iPhone Innovation.”

Not surprisingly, Apple disputes an Australian court’s decision on the App Store "monopoly."

Apple has notified a number of French government officials that their devices were targeted in a spyware campaign.