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- 1iOS 27.2 brings design updates to Apple Books▼iOS 27.2 gives Apple Books new design updates as iPhone Duo nears
Apple's iOS 27.2 update introduces a refreshed design for the Apple Books app, arriving as anticipation builds for the rumoured iPhone Duo. The redesign focuses on updated visuals within the reading app, though Apple has not detailed the full changelog publicly. Coverage is so far limited to a single report, with reaction from users and further details not yet available.
- 2iOS 27.2 brings design updates to Apple Books●iOS 27.2 gives Apple Books new design updates as iPhone Duo nears Apple Books is my favorite app for reading, and it’s g
Apple's iOS 27.2 update is rolling out with several design changes to the Apple Books app, which readers are welcoming. The release also comes as the rumored iPhone Duo approaches launch. Early coverage highlights the refreshed interface in Books as the standout change in the otherwise minor software update.
- 3Apple TV releases The Sisters Grimm season 2 in full●Apple TV releases ‘The Sisters Grimm’ season 2 in full Apple TV today released the second season of its animated fantasy
Apple TV has released the second season of its animated fantasy adventure series The Sisters Grimm, with all six new episodes available to stream at once rather than on a weekly schedule. The full-season drop covers the show's continued adaptation of the children's book series, and coverage of the release is drawing attention from streaming and Apple watchers.
- 4Tim Cook's own path led Apple to new heights●Cook never tried to be Steve Jobs. He led his own way, and Apple soared. # books # bookreview # AppleCEO # Business http
Tim Cook never tried to imitate Steve Jobs, and Apple's success under his leadership shows he made the right call. A book review circulating among business readers argues that Cook's quieter, operations-focused style let Apple soar on its own terms. Commenters are praising the book's take on how Cook carved out a distinct leadership legacy at the company.
- 5iPhone Fold vs Galaxy Z Fold 8: The Passport-Style Foldable Face-Off▼iPhone Duo vs Galaxy Z Fold 8 - Which Passport-shaped Foldable Are You Choosing?
Apple's first foldable iPhone, widely expected to open like a book into a tall, passport-shaped screen, is being compared against Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 as consumers weigh which premium foldable to buy. Tech commentators are debating the two devices' designs, with the narrow unfolded form factor becoming the key talking point in the escalating rivalry between the two flagship foldables.
- 6New book review examines Steve Jobs' NeXT years after Apple firing●Apple fired Steve Jobs. His pride built a company that nearly proved them right. # books # bookreview # SteveJobs # NeXT
A blog review is drawing attention to the story of Steve Jobs' years after Apple fired him in 1985, when his pride led him to found NeXT. The piece frames NeXT as a company that nearly vindicated him, though it never matched Apple's success. Commenters appear to be revisiting the well-known episode of Jobs' exile and eventual return to Apple.
- 7Readers revisit Hugh Howey's dystopian novel Silo▼Gelesen: Silo (2013, orig. Wool, 2011) von Hugh Howey, übersetzt von Gaby Wurster und Johanna Nickel # books # bookstodo
Hugh Howey's dystopian science fiction novel Silo, originally self-published as Wool in 2011 and published in German in 2013 in a translation by Gaby Wurster and Johanna Nickel, is being discussed by readers. The book, set in an underground silo community, has regained attention thanks to the recent screen adaptations, drawing both new readers and longtime fans back to the original novels.
- 8The Sisters Grimm season two arrives on Apple TV October 2●The Sisters Grimm season two premieres on Apple TV The animated fantasy returns October 2 with Sabrina and Daphne contin
The animated fantasy series The Sisters Grimm returns for a second season on Apple TV on October 2. The new run continues the story of sisters Sabrina and Daphne as they keep searching for their missing parents. Fans of the adaptation, based on the popular children's book series, have been awaiting the continuation.
- 9Sharon Weinberger Explores Silicon Valley's Ties to the CIA and AI Warfare●“Valley of Death”: Sharon Weinberger on Big Tech, AI Warfare & the CIA’s Secret Deal with Steve Jobs
Journalist Sharon Weinberger discusses her work on "Valley of Death," examining the deep historical relationship between the US intelligence community and Silicon Valley, including a reported secret deal between the CIA and Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. The interview also covers Big Tech's growing role in AI-powered warfare and Pentagon contracting.
- 10Inktober artist reimagines little Ursli in a William Tell scene●# art # illustration # inktober2026 # surrealism # apple # apfel # tell Tapfer hielt der kleine Ursli still, als sein Va
An artist shared an Inktober 2026 illustration showing the Swiss children's book character Ursli bravely holding still as his father tries to shoot an apple off his head, a clear nod to the William Tell legend. The piece, tagged as surrealism, is drawing appreciative engagement from German-speaking art fans.
- 11Apple TV's Critically Acclaimed Book Adaptation Fantasy Series Returns▼Apple TV's 100% Rt Fantasy Show Based on a Bestselling Book Returns at the Perfect Time
An Apple TV fantasy series based on a bestselling novel, which holds a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, is returning for a new season, with coverage noting the timing of its comeback as ideal. The show's strong critical reception and literary pedigree are being highlighted as reasons to tune in, and anticipation is building among fantasy and book fans ahead of its premiere.
- 12Apple TV drops all of 'The Sisters Grimm' season 2●Apple TV releases ‘The Sisters Grimm’ season 2 in full
Apple TV has released the entire second season of 'The Sisters Grimm', making all episodes available at once rather than on a weekly schedule. The animated fantasy series, based on Michael Buckley's book series, follows fairy-tale characters in a modern setting. Fans of the show are reacting to the surprise full-season drop.
- 13'The Sisters Grimm' Season 2 premieres free on Apple TV▼You can watch ‘The Sisters Grimm’ Season 2 premiere for free on Apple TV — here’s how
The Season 2 premiere of 'The Sisters Grimm' is available to watch for free on Apple TV, with outlets sharing how viewers can access it without paying. The fantasy series, based on the book series by Michael Buckley, returns as Apple continues promoting its streaming catalog. Coverage so far focuses mainly on practical viewing instructions rather than reviews.
- 14C Spire Turns iPhone 18 Pro Features Into a 'Unicorn Quest'▼C Spire Turns iPhone 18 Pro Features Into a ‘Unicorn Quest’ — LBB
US regional carrier C Spire has launched a campaign called 'Unicorn Quest' built around the features of the iPhone 18 Pro, according to advertising industry outlet Little Black Book. The work frames the phone's capabilities as a fantastical hunt, continuing C Spire's reputation for playful, creative Apple promotions.
- 15Calls Grow for Faster Safari Notify Me Check Intervals▼Why Safari's Notify Me Feature Needs a Faster Check Interval
A tech publication argues that Safari's Notify Me feature, which alerts users when a product or page changes availability, relies on a check interval that is too slow to be genuinely useful. The piece contends that faster refresh cycles would make the tool far more practical for time-sensitive tasks like snagging limited stock or booking slots, and calls on Apple to shorten the delay between checks.
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Loyola Phoenix rounds up a season of cultural events, highlighting upcoming book fairs, music festivals and an apple fest. The piece frames the schedule as a sign of brighter days, pointing students and locals toward a busy calendar of fairs and festivals in the weeks ahead.