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iPhone demand sees Apple topple Nvidia as most valuable company, again‎

Tech stocks have been a bloodbath this last week, but Apple's iPhone has supported the company enough with it once more taking the top spot as the most valuable firm in the world.Apple's valuation is down, but the largest in the worldThat top spot has been going back and forth between Apple and Nvidia for some time now, as iPhone and Services demand go up against AI chip consumption. This time, Apple's stock has been rising on the back of multiple hardware releases, plus the seamless transition of CEO from Tim Cook to John Ternus.Apple stock closed on October 30 down to $344.63, leaving the company with a $5.03 trillion valuation. Nvidia had a tough day too, and finished below AAPL at $204.64 per share, and a $4.93 trillion valuation.This latest valuation comes despite one analyst believing that Apple has confused iPhone buyers. Loop Capital claims that moving the base iPhone launch from September to some point early in 2027 has left buyers unsure. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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I rely on this Apple Maps feature tons of people don't know exists‎

After being a Google Maps stalwart, I'm now an Apple Maps convert. This is all thanks to a feature that has been a huge help whether I'm traveling longer distances or just heading out for groceries.Apple Maps can do more than just show you your routeThe feature in question is the ability to quickly and easily share my current ETA with other people. It's a feature I've found many people aren't aware of, yet it's one that I've found to be indispensable.In short, the "Share ETA" feature allows me to keep other people informed of when I will arrive at my destination. They'll also receive a Maps notification that allows them to track my progress as I drive. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Ternus talks AI, Steve Jobs, and not looking to emulate business CEOs‎

CEO John Ternus has been doing the rounds promoting the new MacBook Pro, but has now also taken questions about his approach to Apple's business approach.John TernusEven as Ternus has been saying that now is the right time to produce a touch-screen MacBook Pro, he is still being asked about being CEO. Wired's Steven Levy says Ternus was stumped by a question about business leaders who inspire him."I haven't really thought about that," he said. "Of course I've read books, but there's so much to be learned from the people I get to work with." Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Amazon knocks $150 off Apple's M6, M5 Pro Mac mini with 24GB RAM‎

Amazon has launched steeper 2026 Mac mini markdowns, with M6 and M5 Pro models with 24GB of RAM now $150 off for the weekend.Save $150 on 2026 Mac mini with 24GB RAM.Amazon this Friday has increased its Mac mini discounts on two upgraded configurations. The first, the M6 Mac mini, has a boost to 24GB of RAM from the standard 16GB, along with 512GB of storage. Now $1,149, this reflects a $150 discount off MSRP and is $30 below its previous sale price.Buy M6 Mac mini 24GB for $1,149 Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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How to turn a Siri Remote into a handy Mac controller‎

A Siri Remote can make controlling a Mac from across the room much easier, and with one utility you can use it as a small trackpad, although you'll need more than macOS's built-in support to get the full experience.Siri Remote with MacIf your Mac mini is connected to a TV, or you use your MacBook for presentations, reaching for a keyboard to control playback isn't always convenient. An Apple TV Siri Remote lets you manage basic controls from across the room without returning to your Mac.A Siri Remote connects to a Mac over Bluetooth, and macOS already supports some of its buttons. However, Apple designed the remote for Apple TV, so its clickpad doesn't automatically control the mouse or navigate Mac apps.Basic controls work without additional software, while third-party apps add more functionality. Whether it's worth setting up depends on how much control you need and whether you're willing to switch the remote between your Mac and Apple TV. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Audit your subscriptions this Halloween and stop wasting money‎

It's Halloween, so it's a great time to make sure you're not getting tricked out of your hard-earned cash and cancel those subscriptions you've forgotten about. Here's how to do it.Why and how you should audit your subscriptionsDigital hygiene, the practice of keeping a clean, safe digital footprint, is critical for anyone who uses the internet — which is pretty much everyone. Many things fall under the digital hygiene umbrella, from responsible email management to removing your data from data brokerage companies' websites.There are many digital hygiene tasks you should do at least twice a year. For instance, you're probably going to want to check to make sure none of your passwords have wound up in a data breach. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Classic Mac title 'Armor Alley' also playable in Safari‎

It must be "classic Mac game in the browser" day. Before it was Three-Sixty Pacific's "Armor Alley" for Mac, it was Sir-Tech's "Rescue Raiders" for the Apple II. Regardless of what it was called, or which machine you played it on four decades or so ago, you can play it today in the browser. And, it's free and open source!https://armor-alley.net Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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