Apple World Today

In a November 2023 interview for the BBC Sounds podcast Dua Lipa: At Your Service hosted by singer Dua Lipa, Apple CEO Cook admitted that he does not know how long he will remain at the tech giant.

Satechi's US$149.99 Dual Dock Stand, a docking station with a NVMe SSD Enclosure, is now my favorite MacBook Pro accessory.

As noted by AppleInsider, the consumer advocacy group Euroconsumer is launching a coordinated class-action suit in Belgium, Italy, Spain, and Portugal, alleging it was Apple's fault that music services raised subscription charges.

The folks at the Consumer Research Group (CIRP) says that several important products — such as new Apple Watch and AirPods models — were lost in the Apple Intelligence hype at last week’s “It’s Glowtime” event.

China’s Xiaomi overtook Apple to become the world’s No. 2 smartphone brand in August. 

Apple may have abandoned its Apple Car project, but the tech continues to be granted patents related to vehicles. The latest is for “Systems With Adjustable Window Transmission.”

Decades ago, the only things you'd consider when buying a car would be how fast it can run, how fuel efficient it is, and probably, how stylish and comfortable it would be. Decades ago. Today, the criteria is much more stricter. 

Does the iPhone 16 line-up's ability to shoot spatial photos, videos hint at a new Vision Pro?

Now that Apple's eagerly awaited iPhone 16 is here, PITAKA, a renowned innovator in electronic accessories, has announced their latest collection of iPhone 16 cases.

Apple’s tvOS 18 introduces intelligent features like InSight, which displays timely information about actors, characters, and music from every live-action Apple TV+ movie and show onscreen in real time. Let’s look at how to use InSight.

The Apple MacBook Pro (MR9Q2LL/A) features a stunning 13.3" Retina display with True Tone technology, ensuring vibrant colors and sharp visuals in any lighting condition. 

The common belief that MacBooks are unsuitable for serious gaming is being challenged by significant strides in Apple's hardware and software advancements

Apple has seeded the fourth developer betas of macOS 15.1 Sequoia, iOS 18.1, and iPadOS 18.1 to developers.

After examining the social media post feedback where persons are taking videos using high-quality S24 cameras during concerts or even when creating professional cinematic content with iPhones, it becomes pretty clear there is some sort of competition happening between these two tech giants.