Apple World Today

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

U.S. trade director (and Trump flunky) Peter Navarro is attacking Apple again because — when it boils down to it — the tech giant isn’t moving iPhone manufacturing to the U.S. from China.

Apple TV+'s “Severance” leads the 41st annual Television Critics Association (TCA) Awards nominations with five.

Apple will release a new version of the Vision Pro later this year with a M4 processor, reports Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman

According to the Canalys research group, Mac sales grew a whopping 21.3% year-over-year as of the second quarter of 2025.

Handy Recovery Advisor, a resource for data recovery tips and digital safety advice, claims Mac users see more data loss than Windows users.

Recently, more than 125 students graduated from Detroit’s Apple Developer Academy, a free 10-month program launched in 2021.

Apple wants to make it easier to record and edit augmented reality when using the Vision Pro as shown by a newly granted patent for an “Extended Reality Recorder.”

Messages offers a convenient way to share attachments if you lose track of one and want to locate it again.

The rumored “iPhone 17 Air” will pack an A19 Pro chip rather than A19, according to the leaker known as "Fixed Focus Digital."

Apple is in talks to acquire the U.S. streaming rights to F1 races, once the organizers' current broadcast contract ends in 2026.

Starting in January, Ikea, the Swedish furniture giant will release more than 20 new Matter-over-Thread smart lights, sensors, and remotes.

Apple TV+ has debuted the trailer for the final chapter of its comedy, “Acapulco.” 

Apple has seeded the third developer beta of tvOS 26.