iPhone 18 Pro Makes the Starting Lineup for Apple TV's Dodgers vs. Giants Broadcast

Apple TV’s broadcast of the Los Angeles Dodgers vs. San Francisco Giants game this Friday will incorporate the brand new iPhone 18 Pro. More than a dozen iPhone 18 Pro devices will be placed throughout Dodger Stadium during the game, according to Apple.

The devices will capture live gameplay from unique vantage points and scenes from around the ballpark, including batting practice, player introductions, dugout perspectives, and the atmosphere throughout the stadium. "iPhone will offer unique perspectives that would be difficult to achieve with traditional broadcast cameras thanks to its small footprint," said Apple. Apple already placed four iPhone 17 Pro devices in Fenway Park last year to capture footage for a Boston Red Sox vs.

Detroit Tigers broadcast on Apple TV, and one of them ended up in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Apple TV offers a weekly MLB doubleheader called Friday Night Baseball as part of a subscription — there is no additional cost to watch the games. Watch the Dodgers take on the Giants this Friday, September 18 at 7 p.m.

IPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max arrive in users’ hands tomorrow ( here’s our review), and Apple plans to immediately put the new models to use during this week’s Friday Night Baseball broadcast when the Giants and Dodgers face off. Here are the details.

The new iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max launch tomorrow with price tags $100 higher than what their 2025 predecessors cost. Even older models from the iPhone 17 and 16 series weren’t spared the $100 price hike.

The iPhone 18 Pro Max is great, but these five Samsung features win me over. 5 reasons I’ll always pick the Galaxy S26 Ultra over the iPhone 18 Pro Max.

IPhone 18 Pro will be used in this week’s Friday Night Baseball broadcast. Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 review: More personal than ever before Chance Miller Sep 17 2026.

Unfortunately, this isn’t the end of it and new reports claim that Apple will raise prices again next year. A couple of days ago, Korean publications reported that Samsung is renegotiating DRAM and NAND prices with smartphone manufacturers, including Apple.

Both pack phenomenal cameras, blistering performance, excellent displays, and enough battery life to comfortably get through a busy day. On paper, there’s arguably less separating these two giants than ever.

It seems that Samsung and Apple have now reached an agreement on the new prices. Apple will reportedly pay close to…

But specifications aren’t everything, and there are still several features that would make me pick Samsung’s Ultra over Apple’s latest Pro Max. Some are big headline features, while others are clever little touches that make a difference in everyday use.

Apple may do another price hike as it reportedly accepts Samsung’s higher memory prices for next year. Apple may do another price hike as it reportedly accepts Samsung’s higher memory prices for next year – com news ADVERTISEMENT Apple may do another price hike as it reportedly accepts Samsung’s higher memory prices for next year Post your comment Comments (12) Peter 17 September 2026 Apple iOS Samsung Mobile hardware Rumors The new iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max launch tomorrow with price tags $100 higher than what their 2025 predecessors cost.

From the S Pen and desktop-style DeX experience to Samsung’s frankly ridiculous level of customization, these are the top five reasons I’d still reach for the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Which phone would you buy over the iPhone 18 Pro.

Apple will reportedly pay close to $2.00 per gigabit of LPDDR5X RAM and $0.33 per gigabit of NAND storage starting in Q1 2027. For comparison, Samsung’s prices in Q3 2026 were $1.50 and $0.26, respectively.