Here are some of the top Apple stories from this week. ° Apple’s rumored “MacBook Ultra’ will have a “significantly lighter design,” according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.

Apple’s upcoming home hub could be dubbed “HomeView” instead of “HomePad,” as has been widely rumored.

Apple TV has landed the rights to develop “All the Little Houses,” a drama series based on the recently published novel from May Cobb.

Yesterday the IDC research group reported that Mac sales fell in the third quarter of 2026, but Apple actually gained global PC market share.

Royal Games and AzDimension have released Escape: Immersion, a 2.5D horror adventure, on Steam for Windows, macOS, Linux, and SteamOS. A free playable demo is available.

The new release reportedly bumps those devices to carrier bundle version 72.0.3, likely extending Apple’s AT&T carrier changes to iPhone 18 Pro Max users who are testing the iOS 27.2 beta, according ...

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Apple continues to develop health-related features for its various devices. Now the company has been granted a patent for “User Feedback During Food Tracking.” ...

the Pro Max over-indexing on pre-orders relative to the Pro, at roughly 49% vs. 42%. iPhone 18 Pro + Pro Max pre-order rates trailed the iPhone 17 models on a matched timeframe by about 3 percentage ...

° Nightnudge is an Apple Watch app for people who are definitely not well rested: new parents. It’s designed to help them avoid accidentally falling asleep while holding their baby during night feeds.

Apple has reached an agreement to recruit employees from Huxe and license the AI audio startup’s technology, according to a new European Commission filing, as noted by MacRumors.

Apple TV has unveiled a first look at “Prodigies,” its upcoming romantic comedy series.