Dennis Sellers

Apple likely to release three products this week with press release announcements only.

Apple is nearing a deal to acquire engineers and technology from Prompt AI, an early-stage startup focused on computer vision.

Apple is being sued again for allegedly using copyrighted books in training Apple Intelligence.

Implementing the hinge on the "iPhone Fold" may not cost as much as expected.

Remedy’s “Control: Ultimate Edition” will be available on the iPhone, the iPad and the Apple Vision Pro in early 2026.

Three more have joined the cast of Apple TV+’s upcoming "Wild Things."

The global spatial computing market is predicted to reach US$1.1 billion by 2034.

Here are the top Apple-related articles at Apple World Today for the week of October 6-10.

Why would Apple release a 14-inch MacBook Pro and not a 16-inch model?

Has macOS Tahoe fixed the Mac’s issues when used with HomePod minis?

Apple confirms that Spectrum is bringing NBA games to Apple Immersive on the Vision Pro.

Tech21 has released a series of iPhone cases, all of which are decent enough, but nothing truly special.

Apple does some exec reorganizing, perhaps to prepare for a Health+ service.

The SharePlay feature in iOS can be handy, but it can also be annoying if you’re constantly getting “SharePlay With (name of person”) on your iPhone. 

“The Last Frontier” and “Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars” are now streaming on Apple TV+