Dennis Sellers

The NLRB has postponed two complaint cases against Apple, after the Trump administration hired one of the tech giant’s lawyers to be the lead attorney for the agency.

iOS 18.4 seems to be causing deleted apps to reappear on some users' iPhones.

As evidenced by a new patent filing,Apple wants its AirPods and AirPods Pro to more easily tell who is speaking during a conference call.

Apple has announced that it will expand the “Find My” function in Korea. 

Apple has applied for a patent to make video playback as smoothly as possible on its various devices even when streaming 4K content.

Apple wants its devices, especially the iPhone, to be able to help you find a medical provider and make it easy to transfer your personal health records between such providers.

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Visa has offered Apple a roughly US$100 million payment to get the tech giant’s credit card, part of a battle between the country’s biggest payment networks for the Apple card.

Apple Invites 1.1 is now available on the App Store. The update contains stability and performance improvements. 

watchOS 11.4 is available for the various Apple Watch models. It adds a "Break Through Silent Mode" option in Sound...

Future Apple Watches and iPhones may be able to detect potential leaks as evidenced by a newly granted patent for “Leak Detection in Electronic Devices.”

Future avatars may adapt expressions as an Apple device user’s blood flow changes as evidenced by a newly granted patent for “Machine Learning-based Blood Flow Tracking.”

Today is April Fool’s Day (no, really, I’m not joking). There are a surprising number of apps on the Apple App Store revolving around this day of pranks.

It’s too bad the 2025 Worldwide Developer Conference will be online only. The Sellers Research Group (that’s me) had learned that things will kick off when CEO Tim Cook jet-packs onto the stage for the keynote. 

Apple may have canceled plans for an Apple Car, but in a special April Fool’s Day exclusive, the Sellers Research Group (that’s me) has discovered evidence that Apple is instead planning its own line of monster trucks.