Dennis Sellers

Apple TV has revealed a first look and premiere date for the second season of “The Sisters Grimm,” premiering globally on Friday, October 2.

Oklahoma residents can now add a driver’s license or state ID to Apple Wallet.

Apple Original Films has released the trailer for “Being Heumann,” the new film from Oscar-winning “CODA” filmmaker Siân Heder.

Malwarebytes, which specializes in real-time cyber protection, has released new research showing how criminals are tailoring specific scam types to the platforms where they are most likely to succeed.

Apple's A20 Pro chip should deliver a number of significant upgrades.

Chief supply chain officers (CSCOs) of healthcare organizations should prepare to replace manual inventory counting with supply rooms that use AI and computer vision to track supplies and trigger replenishment, according to Gartner, Inc.

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Counterpoint Research has offered a look at Apple’s global market share by product segments.

Hobby Lobby has begun rolling out Apple Pay at its checkouts.

You can now listen to Apple World Today articles.

Smartwatches can significantly overestimate how many calories people burn during exercise, and their calorie estimates become less accurate as body fat increases, according to a new Florida International University study.

Apple has made a new deal with Yahoo Sports regarding "Friday Night Baseball’ games."

Apple is listed among "America's Largest Public Companies Recognized for Workplace Policies Relevant to Jewish Employees."

Yesterday was John Ternus’ start as the new CEO of Apple. As noted by 9toMac, here’s a memo he sent to Apple employees:

In an email to developers, Apple told developers distributing apps via the Mac App Store they can drop legacy Intel support for apps requiring macOS 13 or later.