Dennis Sellers

I think it’s time for Apple to give us Apple Books+ along with these services: Apple News+, Apple TV+, Apple Music, Apple Podcasts, Apple Fitness, and Apple Arcade.

In a document to CADE, a Brazilian regulatory agency, Apple is pushing back against pressure to open up the iPhone NFC access.

Mads Mikkelsen is set to join Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence in Martin Scorsese's upcoming feature “What Happens at Night,” for Apple TV.

Here are some of the latest hardware announcements:

Here are some of the latest software announcements:

Apple has been granted a patent for a “folded lens system.” It hints at the rumored “foldable” iPhone.

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EverPass Media, a media and technology platform delivering premium live sports content to commercial businesses, has announced a commercial distribution agreement for Apple TV’s sports programming.

West Virginia’s attorney general has filed a consumer protection lawsuit against Apple, claiming the tech giant has failed to prevent child sexual abuse materials from being stored and shared via iOS devices and iCloud services.

Major League Soccer kicks off its 31st season this Saturday on Apple TV, with all 30 teams taking the pitch...

Apple has filed for a patent for “Devices With Adjustable Displays.” It seems to involve the rumored “Apple Glasses” and a lamp-like device.

The National Center for Public Policy Research's Free Enterprise Project (FEP) is urging Apple investors to support its shareholder proposal requesting a "China Entanglement Audit.”

VPN.com CEO and longtime domain broker, Michael Gargiulo, is urging Apple to recognize long-standing names in its dictionary software that appears to not recognize the most sacred names in Christianity: Yeshua, Yahuah, and Yahshua. 

Following the success of the “F1” movie, IMAX has announced they’re working with Apple TV to bring the 2026 FIA Formula One World Championship live to select IMAX locations across the United States. 

Samsung and Apple dominated the Middle East (excluding Turkey) smartphone market in quarter four of 2025.