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Asus ROG Kithara headset review: Audiophile gaming‎

The Asus ROG Kithara brings Hifiman's planar-magnetic drivers and signature design to the Mac gaming world with aplomb that's sometimes undermined by unfortunate complexities.ROG Kithara review: Few headsets are quite so bigIn a world that's full to the brim with mediocre gaming headsets, this Asus ROG and Hifiman collaboration is certainly different. Hifiman is known for its premium headphones aimed squarely at audiophiles with plenty of money to spend on their hobby.By contrast, gamers aren't known for their willingness to part with their hard-earned cash. Unless it warrants it, that is. And in the case of the Asus ROG Kithara, their $300 would be money well spent indeed. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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JetBrains local model won't cost any tokens, but needs a $2,700 Mac mini to run it‎

Apple just announced the Mac mini with M5 Pro and you'll need one with 64GB of RAM to run the Junie Local model, a free 27B parameter coding agent that compares to Sonnet 4.5 or GPT-5.Junie Local needs a powerful Mac to run, but doesn't cost any tokensJetBrains developed Junie as a coding agent that runs on your Mac and calls out to models the user chose. That always required some configuration and sending data off to some other AI product, so JetBrains has built Junie Local.According to a blog post by JetBrains, Junie Local installs with a single command, takes about 20GB of space, and requires at least an M5 Mac with 64GB of RAM. Apple's recently announced Mac mini costs $2,699 to meet that spec with an M5 Pro processor. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple Maps ads are finally showing up on iPhone‎

Apple Maps ads have finally arrived after months of buildup, with the first sponsored listings rolling out on iPhones across the US and Canada.An example of an Apple Maps adIn March, Apple confirmed it would bring ads to Apple Maps. The ads were part of the greater Apple Business rollout.It wasn't known exactly when Apple would begin rolling out the ads, but the company had set a tentative release date for Summer 2026. And, true to its word, we're now seeing ads popping up in Apple Maps. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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M5 Ultra Mac Studio vs M3 Ultra Mac Studio: Apple's AI desktop, compared‎

Apple's top-tier Mac, the Mac Studio, has been given a big AI bump with the M5 Ultra. Here's how it compares against the M3 Ultra model it replaces.The Mac Studio now has M5 Ultra, an upgrade from the M3 Ultra. The new Mac Studio arrived on Tuesday, with the all-new M5 Ultra now the top-of-the-range chip for tough productivity workloads. Apple is positioning it squarely as a desktop for doing a lot of AI-related processing, including running models locally.The design stays faithful to the outgoing model, so the story lives inside the chip. This time, the headline is artificial intelligence rather than raw core counts. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Adding AppleCare to Mac Studio & Mac mini is later in the purchase process than before‎

Despite the New Mac mini and Mac Studio apparently not including an option to add AppleCare where it has historically been during the order process, you just have to click through a few pages to get it done.AppleCare options are available for the new Macs.It's not remotely clear why Apple would choose to hide AppleCare for the new Macs since the option is front and center with other Macs. With those, AppleCare is on the order page, right after processor, RAM, and storage options.With the new Mac mini and Mac Studio, there is no such option on that page, but there is later in the process. Apple uses this extra step to promote the Studio Display and the way it's done is simply confusing. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Why the new Mac Studio can support up to eight screens‎

You have to really need it in order to justify the cost of an M5 Ultra Mac Studio, but there are reasons why you could use up all eight display options, and they may not be obvious.Mac Studio comes with many ports, yet it's still easy to fill them all.Sometimes you wonder if Apple adds something just because it can. So the new M5 Max version of the Mac Studio, for instance, is being promoted as being able to run up to five displays, while the M5 Ultra Mac Studio can handle eight.There's more to it than that, there are specific limits on the types of displays, but it's true that there are five or eight available. And it's true that few Mac users need more than one or at the absolute most two. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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