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An Apple TV+ teaser image for the second season of ‘Severance’ Taking a victory lap the day after the season 2 finale, Apple TV+ has confirmed what everyone already took for granted, that “Severance” will continue for another season. As […]

Rendering of how the Apple TV+ buildings will look when completed — image credit: Apple Four years after Apple bought land in Culver City, Los Angeles, construction on the foundations for two new production studios are complete and work has

Render of a possible iPhone Fold The thinner casing of the expected iPhone Fold means a smaller battery, but a new leak backs up claims that Apple plans to mitigate this by improving power efficiency. It’s previously been reported that

The Hollyland Lark M2 was already a small, high-quality wireless microphone you could get for the iPhone, but now its M2S successor is even more tiny. This is why I review products instead of trying to make them — the

Screenshot of Google’s “Severance” takeover If you need to look up something about severance pay, leave it for a while, because now Google will just take over your screen with an ominously cheery nod to the Apple TV+ series. “Severance”

Daisy, Apple’s own iPhone recycling robot After five years, Apple has dropped a $23 million lawsuit against recycling firm Geep Canada, with no explanation for how the alleged theft of 100,000 iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch was resolved. While the

Some day Apple Intelligence will do all that Apple promises Sonos has cancelled its streaming device, Apple has delayed the Home Hub, more iPhone 17 rumors, and Apple Intelligence is now being called an overhyped lie, all on the AppleInsider

Multiple reports from owners of the new iPhone 16e claim that Bluetooth audio keeps dropping out — but there appears to be a fix on the way. In what appears to be a repeat of the 2018 issues with the

A screenshot of the new Surveyor app on an iPhone 15. Apple appears to be expanding its pool of partner companies supplying data for Apple Maps, as it has now released an app especially for firms to contribute updated information.

Apple’s mistakes and even lies about Apple Intelligence are ultimately the responsibility of CEO Tim Cook, but he’s not going anywhere — and nor should he. It’s true that the buck stops at the CEO, but without Tim Cook, Apple