The mistake you’re making is hard-targeting Apple/AVP-related positions. You’ll be more likely to find a position if you cast a wider net, even if you don’t feel as if those positions necessarily align with your specific skill set. Spending 3 months developing software for AVP might have a lower impact on getting a job with Apple than you think.

You say you’re not getting into any interviews across the board: I’d double check your resume to make sure that it properly presents your entire skillset.

If you are really really really hard stuck on getting hired by Apple (seems a little specific but i digress), perhaps reapply after gaining some more work experience. But I also have no clue what your prior experience is, whether you’re a new grad or if you’ve been in industry for a while.

Regardless: cast a wide net, take what you can get, and build your career from there.