Dennis Sellers

When it first started work on iPhone Air, Apple prototyped a device with a 6.9-inch screen — matching the Pro Max, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says in his latest “Power On” newsletter.

Five years ago, Apple Inc. sued an electronic-waste partner based in Toronto, alleging it misappropriated nearly 100,000 iPhones and other Apple devices due to be scrapped. Now the lawsuit has been “mysteriously” dropped.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman wants info about potential censorship pressure on AI companies such as Apple.

The "iPhone 17 Air" will foreshadow a move to slimmer models without charging ports.

Apple may be working on not one, but two, follow-ups to its 27-inch Studio Display.

Cisco and Apple have announced enhanced collaboration experiences for users by bringing Apple AirPlay to Cisco Devices in Microsoft Teams Rooms and launching Cisco Spatial Meetings for an immersive experience with Apple Vision Pro.

Future Apple Vision Pros may have “Fluid-Filled Tunable Lens” according to a new Apple patent filing.

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Here are the top Apple-related articles at Apple World Today for the week of March 10-14.

In a ‌Siri‌ team meeting, Apple senior director Robby Walker acknowledged that employees might be feeling "angry, disappointed, burned out and embarrassed" following the bad press about delays in Apple Intelligence and “more personalized” Siri features.

No, Tim Cook’s head shouldn’t roll; overall, he’s done a great job.

The upcoming iPhone 17 line-up may include an “iPhone 17 Pro Ultra” model.

Apple has launched a new app called Surveyor, which, per Apple, “helps Apple improve Apple Maps by collecting data such as images of street signs and other roadside details, while on an assigned route.”

It’s official: there will be a fourth season of “Ted Lasso, reports Radio Times. 

Top U.S. tech, defense and energy companies including Apple and Boeing and Apple will join a large business mission to Vietnam next week.