Dennis Sellers

Apple is investigating smart glasses for a potential release in 2027, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

I’m dubious, but a report by the Economic Daily says that Apple has accelerated its development on a folding iPhone. 

iPhones are still the champs at keeping their value, but new data reveals they’re depreciating faster with each new release, while Samsung’s top models hold up better, according to a new report from SellCell.

WITHit’s Nylon Band is an affordable, attractive, and comfortable Apple Watch band.

Apple may have canceled its Apple Car project, but the company is still being granted patents for vehicle-related technology.

In iOS 18, you can use Quick Notes to jot down information (inks, images, tags, etc.) over any app or screen on iPhone. 

In a note to clients — as noted by AppleInsider — the J.P. Morgan firm says the demand for the iPhone 16 Pro Max is high. Overall, demand for the iPhone 16 products seem to be inline for those of the iPhone 15 line year ago.

A new survey from TELUS Digital Experience shows that the use of voice technology has gained mass adoption with consumers, both at home and in the workplace.

DB Services has released FM Quickstart 2025, a new version of their free and customizable FileMaker template, to the Claris community. 

Virtual Internet has announced the Virtual Meet "VMeet" Application, for the Apple Platform. It’s a remote video telephony platform. 

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

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says that Apple is setting out to conquer the smart home with an aggressive new strategy: putting Apple screens and software throughout the house in a way that creates an end-to-end experience.

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says Apple will release a new Vision Pro next year for about US$2,000, compared to the current model’s starting price of US3,499. 

Here are the top Apple-related articles at Apple World Today for the week of October 7-11.

Now that Apple has canceled its Apple Car project, the tech giant is canceling its autonomous vehicles program manufacturer’s testing permit, according to macReports.