Dennis Sellers

WELOV, a brand of AiDot, has announced that with the latest updates to Apple's operating systems and frameworks, the Matter P200 Pro Smart Air Purifier is now fully compatible with the Apple Home ecosystem via Matter. 

Baseus has announced a new line of iPhone and tech accessories.

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

In his latest “Power On” newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says iOS 18.1, with support for Apple Intelligence, should arrive by the middle of October. He thinks iOS 18.2 — should arrive in December.

Here are the top Apple-related articles at Apple World Today for the week of September 16-20.

Apple working on a fix for iPadOS 18 "bricking" some M4 IPAD Pros.

Pre-order demand in Russia for the new iPhone 16 is 15% higher than for the iPhone 15, even though it is at least 50% more expensive than in the West, reports Reuters.

With iOS 18, Apple tweaked the Photos app — and some folks don’t like it. But it can be changed.

Another day, another (possible) lawsuit in the form of a “Batterygate”-like legal battle. 

The iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro lineups, Apple Watch Series 10, the new black titanium Apple Watch Ultra 2, AirPods 4, and new colors for AirPods Max are now available at Apple Store locations worldwide. 

As noted by 9to5Mac —analyst Ross Young says there are big display changes coming for the entire iPhone 17 lineup. 

If you need a BIG computer monitor at a extremely budget-friendly price, Monoprice’s 40in CrystalPro Ultrawide USB-C Monitor is only US$529.99. That said, it’s not as Mac friendly as I’d like.

Apple may have abandoned its Apple Car project, but the tech giant is still filing for patents related to automobiles. The latest is for “System and Methods for Autonomous Vehicle Communication.”

Enhance Dialogue also gets smarter with tvOS 18, leveraging machine learning and computational audio to deliver greater vocal clarity. Let’s good at how to use it.

I’m still dubious that Apple plans a foldable iPhone, but I could be wrong. A November consumer survey conducted by Counterpoint Research spotlights a strong interest in foldable smartphones among Chinese consumers.