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How to fix weak Wi-Fi on a M4 Mac mini when connected to a drive or dock
Oh! Oh!, I got it!! Plug in the Ethernet. LOL, sorry, had to be done.
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iOS 18.1 & iPadOS 18.1 review: baby steps with Apple Intelligence
I have not heard many people talking about the wait list. I had to go under Apple Intelligence & Siri and request to be added to the waitlist. I only waited about two hours, but a bizarre process nonetheless.
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How to use the new Journal in iOS 17.2 and where it needs work
I can get past all but one quirk here. Why is it tied to one device? I'm not looking to type the Magna Carta, but I would really like to use my keyboard on a Mac or iPad.
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What's really going on with Apple's modem chip efforts?
That was a great article. Your WSJ hyperbole smackdown was much appreciated.
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Apple Savings launch is imminent after signs of life spotted in code
JP234 said:
Does the Goldman Sachs involvement mean that the account will be FDIC insured? And just what does "high yield" mean to you? To me it's a meaningless expression. Could be anything, since there's no quantitive benchmark."Like the Apple Card, the Savings account will be provided by Goldman Sachs."
Currently, G-S savings account (called Marcus for some reason) has an APY of 3.75. Fidelity's Gov't, Money Market currently yields 4.51%. Not FDIC insured, but it's all government bonds with maturities of 90 days or less, and virtually no Money Market funds have "broken the buck," and BTW you can write checks with it.
My useless input for the day... The Marcus product was named after Marcus Goldman, who founded the bank in 1869.
