Dennis Sellers

Apple shares moved lower today in trading after a top Wall Street analyst issued a downgrade for the tech giant over concerns that its new push into artificial intelligence will be slowed by muted demand for new iPhones.

Apple may have canceled its Apple Car project, but it continues to be granted patents for vehicle technology. The latest is for “Lights With Microlens Arrays.”

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

Apple may still be planning to use microLED displays in future products.

In his latest “Power On” newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says at least some models of new M4 Macs and an iPad mini 7 will launch on November 1.

In his latest “Power On” newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says Apple will release iOS 18.1 on October 28 with at least some Apple Intelligence features. 

In addition to its existing stores in Delhi and Mumbai, Apple is apparently planning four new Apple retail stores in India, all expected to open in 2025, reports AppleInsider.

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says the Apple Watch Ultra and Apple Watch SE will get updated in 2025, putting those non-Series models on a two-year refresh cycle. 

Here are the top Apple-related articles at Apple World Today for the week of September 30-October 4.

Apple has defeated Identity Security LLC’s patent infringement allegations concerning user-verification and data-security technology placed into iPhones, according to Bloomberg Law.

Does this mean Apple’s financial report will be scary good or scary bad? The tech giant will hold announce its latest financial results on  Halloween.

Apple has released macOS Sequoia 15.0.1. You can install the update by gong to System Settings > Software Update.

TMSC and Amkor plan to expand their partnership and collaborate on advanced packaging in Arizona.

Apple has released visionOS 2.1 for the Apple Vision Pro. There are no new features, but the update includes “important” bug fixes.

Cupertino, California can keep millions of sales tax dollars from Apple, despite a lengthy state audit questioning the city’s tax agreement that left it with a budget shortfall.