Dennis Sellers

With AirDrop, you can wirelessly send photos, videos, documents, and more to a nearby iPhone, iPad, or Mac. You can use AirDrop to send files to your own devices, or to share files with others.

Forty-nine percent of Americans feel addicted to their smartphones.

Developer Max Babenko has released TypeSwitch, a US$3.99 app designed to make switching languages on macOS a breeze.

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With today's watchOS 11.3 update, Apple broke watchOS updates for some older Apple Watch models, reports MacRumors.

Marvel Snap, a game that was caught up in the TikTok ban, is back on the Apple App Store, notes AppleInsider.

Apple has released macOS Sequoia 15.3, iOS 18.3, iPadOS 18.3, tvOS 18.3, watchOS 11.3, and visionOS 2.3.

Apple has updated its Sports app to version 2.4.

Apple has unveiled a new Black Unity Collection to honor Black History Month, and celebrate Black culture and community. 

A federal jury ruled unanimously in favor of M. Night Shyamalan and Apple on Friday, ending a copyright trial that saw the defendants accused of stealing elements from an independent feature in the writing of the Apple TV+ series, “Servant."

Apple is still working on the technologies for “Apple Glasses,” though we won’t see such a product for years, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says in a new “Power On” newsletter. 

Apple is still investigating camera-equipped AirPods, though the camera would serve as infrared sensors, not for taking photos.

A HomePod with a display — which some claim will be dubbed a “HomePad” or “Command Center” — is still slated to launch this year, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.

Constant innovation reshapes the IT landscape at an astonishing pace. Apple's decades-long evolution offers a strong case study in this transformation, as the company has solidified its position as a key player  in the enterprise market.

The early internet era had a unique charm—iconic platforms like Ask Jeeves, MySpace, and Xanga shaped a generation’s online experience. A survey from HostingAdvice.com reveals that 81% of Americans miss the early Internet.