Dennis Sellers

Americans have a complicated relationship with their digital past, but a significant majority are agreeing on one thing: 81% of Americans feel nostalgic about the early internet.

Apple has seeded the fourth developer beta of visionOS 2.2. The new version adds a new feature for the Mac Virtual Display option, allowing it to be set to Wide and Ultrawide. 

OtterBox has released a version of its US$49 Symmetry case with a camera control for iPhone 16 devices.

ABUKAI, a provider of expense management solutions, has announced an app for the Apple Vision Pro. It allows users to add receipts and create expense reports directly from the spatial computer. 

“The Secret Lives of Animals” premieres globally on December 18 on Apple TV+.

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Apple TV+ has unveiled a first look at the second season of the psychological thriller “Surface,” starring and executive produced by Gugu Mbatha-Raw and created by Veronica West. 

The Santa Clara (California) County District Attorney’s Office has charged six former employees of Apple Inc., for a scheme in which they tricked the tech company into matching thousands of dollars in donations to children’s charities, when they were not in fact donating a thing.

iPhone to iPhone texting is okay. Android to Android texting is okay. iPhone to Android and Android to iPhone isn’t.

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is now available for the Mac. It can be downloaded from the Mac App Store for US$19.99.

I was a fan of the late, lamented (well, by some, anyway) Touch Bar. Now there’s a Kickstarter campaign to introduce its kinda-successor.

Apple has been granted a patent that hints at a touchscreen Mac with a hinged keyboard and Apple Pencil support.

Apple may have canceled its plans for an Apple Car, but the tech giant continues to file for, and be granted, patents involving vehicles.

With macOS Sequoia, you can now schedule messages in, well, Messages to be sent later. Let's look at how to do this.

Apple has honored “Hysterical” with the Apple Podcasts Award, a recognition given each year to honor a show that demonstrates quality and innovation in podcasting.