Here are the top Apple-related articles at Apple World Today for the week of April 13-17.
° The foldable iPhone is rumored to have better screen quality and durability than current foldable smart phones.
° Apple may be testing four or more types of frames for its “Apple Glasses.”
° With Israel invading southern Lebanon, Apple is being accused of removing Lebanese village and town names from the region, thought the company denies this.
° The TrendForce research thinks the foldable iPhone could capture 20% market share. However, the Counterpoint Research group predicts it will nab 46% market share.
° Apple commands over 50% of the laptop market revenue on Amazon Global.
° Apple has removed the old versions of its iWork apps — Pages, Keynote, and Numbers — from the Mac App Store.
° Amazon and Apple have made an agreement for Amazon Leo to power satellite services for the iPhone and Apple Watch.
° Apple is among several companies named in a lawsuit claiming exploitation of disabilities.
° Apple TV now has 12% of the US streaming market.
° Apple threatened to remove Grok from the App Store over sexualized deepfakes (but didn’t).
° Sharp HealthCare has launched a new Apple Vision Pro study in eye microsurgery.
° 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.
° Apple says 30% of its products’ materials shipped last year came from recycled content.
° The Apple TV documentary, “Deaf President Now!,” is a recipient of a Television Academy Honor.
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