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Deals: M6 Mac mini $500+ off with M4 trades, AirTag 2 $20 each, 48GB M5 Pro MacBook Pro $400 off, more

Update: All M6 Mac mini configurations are now back in-stock at Amazon for pre-order. 

Price drops are still live on AirPods Pro 3 and AirPods Max 2 at $120 off, just make sure you scope out AirTag 2 at the lowest price ever while you still can (from $20 each). Apple has now unleashed the updated M6 Mac mini, pre-orders are now live, and you can land one at over $500 off with a mid-range M4 Mac mini trade-in at Apple (more details here). While not technical a deal, the next-generation Apple Polishing Cloth released today at a much lower $9, and we also have $400 off this 48GB M5 Pro MacBook Pro. The Twelve South TimePorter Watch Strap Organizer is under $21 Prime shipped right now and you can get a closer look below.

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Apple outlines 50 ways to make devices easier to use as we age

Apple outlines 50 ways to make devices easier to use as we age | Photo shows two seniors out for a walk in the countryside

Apple hit its 50th birthday this year, and many of its customers are even older. The company has created a new support page outlining 50 ways to make its devices easier to use, mostly using accessibility settings.

These range from changing the size of text on an Apple Watch to having your iPhone alert you when your washing machine cycle is complete …

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AI awaiting its iPhone moment, says Altman; needs to learn key Apple lesson

AI awaiting its iPhone moment | Original iPhone shown

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says that AI is still awaiting its iPhone moment, and that he needs to learn a key lesson from Apple.

He also admits that he was overly ambitious in his idea of how quickly AI would disrupt the economy, but thinks that, paradoxically, the tech will create new opportunities for businesses that don’t use it …

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MacBook Lock aims to keep your laptop safe in coffee shops

MacBook Lock (shown) aims to keep your laptop safe in coffee shops

Years ago, MacBooks incorporated a slot for using a cable lock to secure the device to a table leg or similar. They were most useful in coffee shops when you wanted to return to the counter to order another drink without having to carry your laptop with you.

Those slots are long gone, but you can now buy adapters to secure your MacBook Neo, MacBook Air or MacBook Pro …

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Apple @ Work Podcast: Breaking down Apple’s bug bounty cap and cool down period

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In this episode of Apple @ Work, 9to5Mac’s Arin Waichulis joins me to talk about Apple’s decision to put in cool-down periods on its bug bounty submission program.

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