Dennis Sellers

A new report says we can expect an OLED iPad mini this month, but no updated entry-level iPad until 2027.

Sixty-three percent of consumers planning to buy a smartphone in the next six months have noticed an increase in device prices, according to Counterpoint Research’s annual global smartphone consumer survey.

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

Here are some of the top Apple stories from this week.

Apple TV has landed the rights to develop “All the Little Houses,” a drama series based on the recently published novel from May Cobb.

Apple’s upcoming home hub could be dubbed “HomeView” instead of “HomePad,” as has been widely rumored.

The Omdia research group reports higher Mac sales than IDC.

The rumored “MacBook Ultra’ will help drive a 50% increase in OLED display shipments this year, according to Counterpoint Research.

Apple reportedly cutting production of iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max components (but I’m skeptical).

Apple licenses Huxe’s AI audio tech and hires some of its employees.

New data suggests some iPhone updaters are waiting for the iPhone Duo.

Apple TV has unveiled a first look at “Prodigies,” its upcoming romantic comedy series.

Apple continues to develop health-related features for its various devices. Now the company has been granted a patent for “User Feedback During Food Tracking.”

Escape: Immersion has launched on Steam for macOS, Windows, Linux, and SteamOS.

A new ranking system in iOS 27’s Mailbrings the most relevant results to the top to help you find what you need right away.