Apple World Today

Your Vision Pro may one day be able to control a variety of electronic devices.

A new survey says iPhone and Android users are more loyal then ever.

Apple says 30% of its products’ materials shipped last year came from recycled content.

Apple has been granted a patent for an “Accessory Case for Multiple Charger Types.”

The Apple Maps Library in iOS 18 and later centralizes saved places, guides, and pinned locations for quick access.

The Apple TV and Peacock Premium Plus streaming bundle is now available on Prime Video in the United States.

Apple TV has released the trailer for “Unconditional,” the new drama series from co-creators Adam Bizanski (“Magpie”) and Dana Idisis (“On the Spectrum”). 

The Mimms Museum of Technology and Art (Mimms Museum), a metro Atlanta non-profit home to one of the largest collections of digital-era artifacts and technology-inspired artwork, will host Emmy Award-winning CBS News correspondent and New York Times bestselling author David Pogue on Saturday, April 25, at 2:00 p.m., as the official Georgia stop on his latest book tour.

After starring in Apple’s veteran drama “Causeway” and crime drama series "Dope Thief” and earning major awards recognition for both, Brian Tyree Henry has inked a deal to star in “Running” from Apple Original Films.

Apple will release iPad Airs with OLED displays next year, according to Korea-based ET News.

Global OLED panel shipments are projected to remain flat year-over-year (YoY) in 2026, following a 3% YoY increase in 2025.

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Apple and Google have rules against “nudify” apps, but their app store search and advertising systems actually point users to them, according to an investigation by the Tech Transparency Project.

Sharp HealthCare has launched a new Apple Vision Pro study in eye microsurgery.