Apple updated its homepage today with a full-page tribute for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The page displays iconic photos of King in Miami, Birmingham, and Jackson, alongside his most impactful quotes. This marks over a decade of Apple recognizing the civil rights leader on the federal holiday.

Apple directs visitors to explore King's legacy further through its Apple Books and Apple Podcasts apps. The company stated it honors Dr. King and reflects on his life and legacy. This annual digital tribute is part of Apple's broader pattern of acknowledging cultural and historical moments on its platform.

Apple CEO Tim Cook also paid tribute on social media, sharing a quote from King about service and making a difference. The homepage update coincides with the U.S. federal holiday, which typically slows the company's product news cycle. This tradition underscores Apple's use of its public-facing digital presence for cultural commentary.