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How to import and export Markdown with Apple Notes in iOS 26‎

Apple Notes iOS 26 iPhones can import and export Markdown-formatted documents, offering an easy way to move plain text to other apps and services.Getting Markdown in and out of Notes is incredibly easy with iOS 26The Notes app has come preinstalled on all iPhones since the first one launched in 2007. But in recent years, it's received some significant updates, and the release of iOS 26 was no different.One of the key updates means that people who write in Markdown can now more easily import and export their notes. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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No, Google Gemini will not be taking over your iPhone, Apple Intelligence, or Siri‎

A lot of Apple faithful are angry about Google AI slop invading their devices, claiming that Siri will be run by Gemini, and Google will get a boatload of user data — and none of that is true. Here's what's really going on.Google Gemini will be used as a new foundation for Apple's AI strategyApple's original launch of a more personal Siri and Apple Intelligence powered by app intents was delayed due to an admitted problem with their initial approach. Doom and gloom headlines persisted since, suggesting Apple is a failure in the AI race and that it should simply close up shop and outsource AI to a third party.What has happened instead is something that should have been expected, and has somewhat been rumored, all along — Apple is licensing a Google Gemini model to help make Apple Foundation Models better. The deal isn't a one-for-one swap of Apple Foundation Models for Gemini ones, but instead a system that will let Apple keep using its proprietary models while providing zero data to Google. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Forget M1, M4 is the dominant Apple Silicon chip on Steam‎

Nearly one in five Mac gamers on Steam are using systems powered by Apple's M4 chip, according to actual user data provided by Valve.The M4 is the most popular Apple Silicon chip among Mac gamers with Steam.The M4 chip debuted in the iPad Pro back in May 2024, before eventually expanding to nearly the entire Mac lineup. Though it has since been replaced by the M5 chip in the 14-inch MacBook Pro, the M4 remains the most popular Apple Silicon chip among Steam gamers.According to Steam's monthly hardware and software survey, 19.60% of Macs running Steam in December 2025 were powered by Apple's M4 system-on-chip. The second most popular chip is the M1 chip from 2020, which accounted for 18.06% of Macs used by Steam gamers. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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