November 13, 2025, 12:12 PM EST. Apple TV is developing Nomad, a Jason Momoa-led drama co-created by Kurt Sutter and Chris Collins. Set in New Zealand's outlaw biker underworld, the series follows a warrior torn between two lives and families. The pilot is being written, with Collins as showrunner. No official announcement has been made, and it will likely be a couple of years before it hits Apple TV+. Even so, Momoa's recent Apple projects (See, Chief of War) and the high-profile team suggest Nomad could become a major premiere for Apple.
November 13, 2025, 12:10 PM EST. Apple's anticipated refresh of the HomePod Mini, Apple TV, and related devices remains delayed into 2026, with no concrete launch date as 2025 winds down. Credible rumors point to a redesigned HomePod Mini powered by the N1 wireless chip (combining Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) and supporting Wi-Fi 6E for faster, lower-latency connections. Some reports also hint at a jump to S9/S10 CPU/GPU inside the ecosystem devices, built on an upgraded A13 Bionic lineage. Retail patterns show rising scarcity in some channels while Apple stores still stock color options, suggesting inventory clearing before a successor lands. Additional chatter mentions holiday merchandising moves and store overhauls as Apple gears up for a broader ecosystem upgrade.
November 13, 2025, 12:08 PM EST. Peacock Premium and Apple TV are teaming up in a new bundle priced at $14.99/month. If you billed them separately, you'd pay around $23.98/month, making this a solid savings of about $9/month. The deal bundles Peacock's library, live sports (WWE, Premier League), and NBC/Bravo content with Apple TV's prestige shows like Severance, The Morning Show, and Silo. All Her Fault on Peacock signals fresh drama alongside Apple TV's high-quality originals. The bundle promises easier watching with fewer app switches and a streamlined experience. If you've been hunting for a smarter way to get more entertainment for less, this is one of the best streaming bundles now on offer.
November 13, 2025, 12:06 PM EST. Cisco Systems Inc. boosted its 2026 outlook as demand for secure AI networking fuels revenue. The company now expects fiscal 2026 sales up to about $61 billion, with the current quarter ending January guiding revenue of $15.0-$15.2 billion, topping consensus around $14.7 billion. Adjusted earnings near $1.02 a share, above forecasts. Cisco also lifted its full-year EPS target to about $4.14, reflecting continued AI-driven demand. CEO Chuck Robbins said the AI opportunity should accelerate in the second half. The company is updating chips and networking gear to connect data centers for AI tasks and has teamed with Nvidia to gain an edge. Orders for AI infrastructure from large cloud providers totaled $1.3 billion in the period, up from $800 million prior quarter. Shares rose about 8% after hours.
November 13, 2025, 12:04 PM EST. Garmin is expanding its lineup of specialized wearables with the launch of the Venu 4, signaling a strategic push into niche health and activity tracking. The new device emphasizes improved battery life, brighter OLED display, and advanced sensors, targeting serious fitness enthusiasts who require robust GPS, precise health metrics, and longer endurance. The move positions Garmin as a stronger challenge to Apple in the smartwatch space, especially for athletes and outdoor fans who value metrics and battery longevity over fashion. Garmin's emphasis on software integrations, maps, and a growing ecosystem could widen its appeal beyond casual wearables. Investors should watch for partnerships, health metrics enhancements, and app ecosystem growth.