Dennis Sellers

 A proposed class action suit claims that Apple is hiding behind claims of privacy in order to avoid stopping the storage of child sexual abuse material on iCloud, and alleged grooming over iMessage.

Californians will soon be able to add their driver’s licenses and state IDs to Apple Wallet, providing a way to present driver’s licenses or state IDs using just an iPhone or Apple Watch.

Apple has filed for a patent US 20240273335 A1for a customizable chip for artificial intelligence (AI) applications.

Future iPhones could be used to compare products in a virtual environment when shopping.

Apple has filed for a patent (number US 20240275210 A1) for an “HMD With Charging Device” that involves charging the Vision Pro from a wearable device.

The Apple Card has again been named the Best Co-Branded Credit Card for Customer Satisfaction with No Annual Fee in the J.D. Power 2024 U.S. Credit Card Satisfaction Study.

Apple has 10% of the smartphone market share in the Middle East (excluding Turkey)

Apple iPhone features like "Find My" and "Share My Location" were most frequently cited by BabyCenter Community members as their preferred method of keeping tabs on their partner in a hot topic discussion around tracking. 

ProjectWizards says that AsciiDoc is the first integrated writing environment for AsciiDoc on the Mac, iPad and iPhone. With this software, authors create and publish their technical documents.

Feral Interactive has announced that Total War: PHARAOH’s huge DYNASTIES addition is now available on macOS via Steam.

Jamf, which specializes in managing and securing Apple at work, has announced it’sentering the Microsoft ISV Partner Program.

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Apple is going ahead with plans to develop a tabletop robotic device that combines an iPad-like display with a robotic limb, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

The current and legacy flagship Apple Watch Series 9 and 8 are the most popular models of Apple’s smartwatch, according to new data from the Consumer Intelligence Research Partners.

The 24-inch iMac is Apple’s most (only?) "fun" product.