Dennis Sellers

Another judge implies that Apple lied in its legal battle with Epic Games.

Apple wants the Mac, iPhone, iPad and Vision Pro to serve as “interactive reading assistants” as evidenced by a newly granted patent.

Apple may have canceled its Apple Car project, but the company continues to be granted patents for vehicles. The latest is for a steerable headlight system.

The Shanghai High People's Court has held a hearing on the Xiao-I vs. Apple lawsuit.

Eschenbach Optik of America —a manufacturer of magnification and vision enhancing solutions for the visually impaired — has introduced Optaro, a video magnifier specifically made for a smartphone. 

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Apple said to have dropped out of a new funding round for OpenAI.

We may be getting two models of a HomePod with display — an an Apple robot.

The entire iPhone 16 series has managed to exceed the battery life of their predecessors in a battery test from Tom’s Guide.

Here are the top Apple-related articles at Apple World Today for the week of September 23-27.

Apple Original Films’ upcoming ‘F1’ racing drama may be Apple’s last big theatrical release.

The iPad tied with Huawei for second place in Mainland China’s tablet market in the second quarter of 2024. Both have 26% market share.

A new M5-powered Vision Pro is expected to enter mass production in the second half of 2025, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says in a Medium post.

Apple may have abandoned its Apple Car project, but the company is still filing for patents related to vehicle technology.