Apple World Today

Apple TV purportedly wants the US rights to golf’s Open Championship in the company’s latest move into sports.

Apple's Jennifer Bailey is retiring and leaving the company in October.

Apple has again been denied a stay for fee calculations in its ongoing legal fight with Epic Games.

Block Blast!+ and Art of Fauna: Cozy Puzzles+ are coming to Apple Arcade.

New data from Surfshark Antivirus shows a striking gap in how malware targets Windows versus macOS users: Windows devices see nearly six times as many detections per user as macOS devices.

We need Retrocade on the Mac, even if it means releasing it in a non-Apple Arcade (that is, paid) version.

Satechi has expanded its ChargeView series with the introduction of the ChargeView 240W Desktop Charger. 

A tech-reader guide to how modern brands plan and buy digital and programmatic media across streaming, mobile, and app screens in 2026.

The latest iOS 27 beta confirms Apple has six new iPhones coming in the weeks and months ahead.

Eagle Freedom Alliance, an investor-led coalition advancing corporate accountability through the public markets, has released a shareholder letter recognizing Apple Inc. for “its leadership in advancing responsible mineral sourcing and greater supply chain transparency in East Africa.”

Apple is facing a class action lawsuit for “fraud” over its iCloud Private Relay glitch.

Keeping up with the Apple world is a full-time job, and increasingly an automated one. Prices shift across regions and retailers, product availability changes by the hour on launch day, rumors and reports surface across dozens of sources, and trade-in values and deals move constantly.

Apple has agreed to pay $150,000 to settle a religious discrimination lawsuit.

Legendary’s new Monsterverse series for Apple TV has added Connie Nielsen (“Gladiator,” “Wonder Woman”) and Stana Katic (“Castle,” “Absentia”) to its expanding cast, reports Deadline.