Dennis Sellers

Since I can’t cover everything, here are some recommended articles from other websites.

Here are the top Apple-related articles at Apple World Today for the week of March 3-7.

A Federal appeals court has confirmed Apple's win over an AliveCor lawsuit.

Apple is delaying the anticipated Siri update with more specialized features until 2026. 

“Skate City: New York” rolls onto Apple Arcade today. It’s a single player game for ages 9 and up and has gamepad support. 

Apparently, “Batterygate” isn’t dead yet. The UK's Court of Appeal has rejected Apple's request to dismiss a $1 billion lawsuit over cutting the performance of an iPhone 6 and other models with chemically depleted batteries.

Apple has convinced a New York federal court to dismiss a copyright lawsuit brought by tech journalist Dan Ackerman, who accused the tech giant of ripping off his book about the landmark video game "Tetris" for a movie on the same subject.

Indonesia has issued local content certificates for 20 Apple products, including the iPhone 16, according to an industry ministry spokesperson.

A new Apple patent filing for a hinged keyboard shows Mac-like features in iPadOS.

Apple will increase the thickness of the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro Max compared to the current iPhone 16 Pro Max.

Apple has filed for a patent (number US 20250078577 A1) that hints that users may be able to customize vision-based hand gestures on future Apple devices.

Apple TV+ has released the trailer for “BE@RBRICK,”a music-driven animated comedy series for kids and families, set to premiere globally on Friday, March 21. 

Apple has filed for another patent (number US 20250077786 A1) for an “intelligent automated assistant in a home environment.”

Apple TV+ has unveiled the trailer for “Government Cheese,” starring multi-award-winner David Oyelowo, who also serves as executive producer. 

Apple TV+‘s new comedy series “Brothers” is rounding out its cast with five new series regulars