Dennis Sellers

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Top Apple-related stories for the week of August 18-22

Security researchers found Russian network fingerprints on free VPNs available on Apple and Google’s app stores, and Chinese traces on six

Apple manufacturing partner Foxconn has committed to investing $450 million in Houston, Texas.

Apple has filed a lawsuit in Northern California against Chen Shi, a former employee who left Apple and took a job at Chinese smartphone maker Oppo.

Apple is in talks with Google about using Google's Gemini AI as the backbone for the upcoming smarter version of Siri.

Vera Farmiga is set to co-star opposite Mark Wahlberg in untitled pic at Apple, reports Deadline.

“F1 The Movie,” is now available to experience at home on premium video on demand and for digital purchase.

The sixth-ever check drawn on Apple Computer's first bank account has sold for US$87,940 at an auction.

Startup accelerator (and Epic Games’ biggest investor) Y Combinator filed an amicus brief siding with Epic in the antitrust case against Apple.

Meta Platforms is hiring Frank Chu, an Apple artificial intelligence executive, to join Meta Superintelligence Labs.

Apple ISN’T removing the Camera Control button from the iPhone 18, but is working to simplify the component to reduce costs.

Apple has been granted a patent for "Automatic Avatar Creation" involving Emoji and Animoji.

iOS and iPadOS offer a quick way to share your password (though you should, of course, do this with care).

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