Dennis Sellers

Health Canada has approved watchOS 11's sleep apnea detection feature.

The action-comedy, “Wolfs,” from filmmaker Jon Watts, pis now streaming on Apple TV+.

The Apple Watch can already detect when a user falls and can alert a user to dangerously loud noises. However, Apple is considering even more health features for the smartwatch and the iPhone.

Apple has updated the firmware for the AirPods Pro 2 — both the Lightning and USB-C versions.There are no release notes on what the upgrade entails.

Apple TV+ has revealed the trailer for the second season of its Emmy Award-nominated comedy “Shrinking."

Virtual Internet has announced that Apple has approved Virtual Internet's Virtual 5G Express, for immediate distribution from the Apple App Store. 

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Fleet, the open-source device management platform, has announced support for iOS and iPadOS devices.

It almost certainly won’t happen, but if Apple really wanted to take the Mac in a wild new direction it could release an augmented reality (AR) laptop akin to Sightful’s Spacetop product.

The iPhone 16 Pro Max is a solid, if not revolutionary, upgrade.

According to 9to5Mac, Apple is working on a home accessory that could well be the long-rumored HomePod with display.

Apple wants to make it easy to trace 3D objects on iPads, iPhones, and Macs. The tech giant has filed for a patent for “Systems, Methods, and User Interfaces for Object Tracing.”

AirPods may one day be able to detect heart pathologies as hinted by a new Apple patent filing for “Systems and Methods for Detecting Heart Pathologies.”

Some Mac users are experiencing USB connectivity problems after upgrading to macOS Sequoia, reports AppleInsider.

Apple wants to make it easier to provide live videos in Keynote presentations as evidenced by a patent filing for “User Interfaces for Providing Live Video.”