Apple World Today

Apple has responded to the lawsuit involving the Sparrow Wallet app in the App Store.

AppleCare One is coming to four more countries on August 4.

Don’t look for Apple’s smart glasses to be unveiled until 2027’s Worldwide Developer Conferences Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says in his latest “Power On” newsletter.

Beyond (possibly) Touch ID, the Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4 will just have minor changes.

Apple is being sued for allegedly allowing a fake Bitcoin wallet app in the App Store.

Apple posts trailers for "Matchbox: The Movie," the second season of "Dark Matter" and "Neuromancer."

An iPhone can be remarkably helpful for an older adult. It obviously handles calls and photos, but also reminders, directions, and even emergency information.

Micron Technology is opposing Apple’s push for permission to buy Chinese memory chips.

In iOS 26, you can convert any standard 2D photo with a clear subject into a 3D spatial scene using on-device processing.

Worldwide end-user spending on AI models and platforms is projected to total $64 billion in 2026, up 63.4% from $39 billion in 2025, according to Gartner, Inc..

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This could be good news for Apple with iPhone prices rising: 46% of consumers in India are willing to pay more for their favorite smartphone.

A federal judge has ordered a public iPhone exploit taken offline due to a legal brouhaha.