Apple World Today

Apple may be close to making an investment plan deal with Indonesian authorities that would allow it to resume iPhone 16 sales in the country.

Cryptocurrencies Cryptocurrencies have revolutionized the way we perceive and conduct financial transactions. What began as an experimental alternative to fiat currencies has evolved into a dynamic and multifaceted industry.

Counterpoint’s recent consumer eSIM survey shed light on a key growth opportunity in the mobile connectivity landscape – eSIM adoption. 

Tempus, a technology company specializing in the adoption of AI to advance precision medicine and patient care, has announced the national launch of olivia. 

Tuya Smart, a global cloud platform service provider has introduced a new smart door lock solution that supports both the Matter protocol and home key in Apple Wallet. 

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

This year’s GDC State of the Industry report — a survey of game developers — shows that more folks are making VR software for the Apple Vision Pro than for the PlayStation VR 2.

Two actors in Apple TV+’s critically panned “Argyle” are nominated for Razzie Awards, which celebrates the worst films of the year.

Apple is once again the world’s most valuable brand. Brand Finance, a brand valuation consultancy, values Apple’s brand at US $574.5 billion, ahead of second-placed Microsoft ($461 billion).

Apple will release at least one new iPad Pro model this year, according to the Korean website The Elec. However, it’s likely to include only “minor” changes.

If money is no object, Grovemade’s Wood Felt Studio Pad is the ultimate desk pad.

Future AirPods Max units may have pressure relief valves as hinted by a newly granted Apple patent for, well, a “Pressure Relief Valve for Headphones.”

One area that needs some serious attention from Apple is its Apple Books service; as I previously wrote, I’d love to see Apple give us Apple Books +.

Apple TV+’s hit, and critically acclaimed series, “Severance,” has generated more than US$200 million for Apple.