Dennis Sellers

Apple Original Films’ action-adventure film “Fountain of Youth,” directed by Guy Ritchie, debuts today on Apple TV+.

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

The eight-episode second season of "The Buccaneers" will make its global debut on Apple TV+ with one episode on Wednesday, June 18.

Givsly, an advertising and marketing solutions platform, today released its research report, “The Rise of Conscious Consumers: How Values Drive Customer Purchases.”

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Hannah Waddingham, one of the "Ted Lasso" cast, says filming will start in July for a fourth season.

Apple has ditched its plans (at least for now) to release an Apple Watch with a camera, reports Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

Apple will launch its smart glasses by the end of 2026, reports Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

A new patent filing by Apple shows how interfaces might work on the rumored foldable iPhone and foldable iPad.

A new Apple patent filing hints at future Apple Watches may offer fitness machine connectivity and better activity monitoring. 

A new Apple patent filing hints at future Apple Vision Pros with displays that can be adjusted relative to a user’s eyes.

Japan’s MIC rules are reinforcing Apple’s dominance in the premium smartphone market, according to Counterpoint Research.

If you have CarPlay set up to work with Siri, you can allow Apple’s personal digital assistant to announce messages on iPhones running iOS 15 and later.

Jony Ive and Sam Altman plan a "third core device a person would put on their desk after a MacBook Pro and an iPhone."

According to a new survey by the hiring company Howdy, one-in-five remote workers are relocating this year, and of them, half are moving to the suburbs.