Streaming platforms might be having a hard time bringing on new subscribers, but according to Nielsen’s most recent Gauge report, services like YouTube, Pluto TV, Roku, and Tubi overtook traditional broadcast TV and cable in terms of viewership for the first time last month.
9to5Mac and MacRumors point out that Apple just launched a new service program targeting a specific issue, and this time, it’s M2 Mac Minis built between June 16th, 2024, and November 23rd, 2024. That would be just before new M4-powered units supplanted the line.
According to Apple, “a very small percentage of Mac mini (2023) devices with the M2 chip may no longer power on.” Owners experiencing the issue can check eligibility here with their serial number or browse the complete list of active service programs.
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In addition to their discussion of what happened with AI Siri, Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak talked about how an Apple Watch might fit into Apple’s AI device plans, if Apple is working on a foldable (“who’s to say?”), and if iPhone prices will go up due to tariffs (“nothing to announce”). It’s worth watching.
