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Apple TV+ has unveiled the premiere date and a first look at the 12-episode second season of “Shrinking,” starring Emmy Award nominee Jason Segel and multi-award winner Harrison Ford.

Apple has been granted a patent (number S 12057205 B2) for “Generation of Customized Personal Health Ontologies.”

As consumers globally are warming up to the idea of online shopping via cross-border means, digital modes of payment are also gaining momentum. 

Apple TV+’s “The Instigators” makes its global debut on Apple TV+ today.

Judy Greer (“The Best Christmas Pageant Ever”) is set to star alongside Owen Wilson in Apple TV+’s new, currently-untitled golf comedy series.

Blackmagic Design has released Blackmagic Camera for iOS 2.0, which adds support for remotely controlling and monitoring multiple iPhones at the same time. 

Privacy and security company Proton has launched two new features in Proton Pass: identities and biometric authentication.  Proton Pass now...

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Jamf, which specializes in Apple Enterprise Management, has launched its new Global Partner Program to accelerate the growth of partners helping organizations harness the power of Apple.

Oura, the company behind the most popular smart ring on the market, has hired Miklu Silvanto, formerly of Jony Ive’s Industrial Design Team at Apple.

Apple is planning a new version of the Mac mini that will be its smallest desktop computer yet, part of a broader overhaul of the Mac line with AI-focused chips, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.

Apple could charge its users up to $20 for Apple Intelligence, its advanced artificial intelligence (AI) features, an analyst told CNBC.

Mobile payments have grown rapidly over the past five years, with both established and new players vying for market share in an increasingly crowded space. 

Apple has been granted a patent for a “Device, Method, and Graphical user interface for providing and interacting with a virtual drawing aid.”

Samsung Display and LG Display have started mass production of organic light-diode (OLED) panels for the upcoming iPhone 16 line-up, reports ETNews.