APPLE Locations

New signal for **$ROMA**. - **Entry Price:** $3.06 - **Signal Time:** Feb 2, 2026 at 4:14 PM EST --- 🔔 Want real-time alerts before signals hit social? Download Stock Pulse. - [iOS](https://apps.apple.com/app/stock-pulse-signals-alerts/id6756233561) - [Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kz.maestrosultan.tradrai)

Use case: \- Apple Music subscription \- iPhone locked in back pack \- Apple Watch on wrist \- watchOS 26 \- iOS 26 I prefer music playback from iPhone than Watch because of Spatial Audio. On Apple Watch, how do I browse music on the iPhone and select something for Playback? I’m aware on Apple Watch > Music you can press … in top right and then Other Devices and select iPhone. When I then press X in the top left, am I now browsing the library on iPhone?

Hey all — flying to NYC soon and wanted some insight. I have a $20–25k history with my current SA at home home but no bag offers yet. I’ve read a bunch about the different NYC stores but wanted firsthand thoughts — which location should I visit first to maximize chances of a good experience / possibly being offered a bag down the road? I think its time for a new SA. Should I start at Madison Avenue (flagship) and spend most of my time there? Is Meatpacking a better vibe for first timers or walking in with a decent spend? Any tips on how to approach SA when you’re visiting from abroad with no local NYC spend history? I do want some silver jewelry, shoes, and maybe a wallet but ...

If you have an iPad and a Magic Keyboard along with AppleCare on the iPad, you may think that your Magic Keyboard is also covered under AppleCare. Especially since the following statement is contained on the page at [https://www.apple.com/AppleCare](https://www.apple.com/AppleCare) "If an iPad is covered in your plan, one compatible Apple Pencil and one compatible Apple-branded iPad keyboard used with your iPad are also covered." At least that is certainly what I thought. In October of 2021, I purchased a 12.9 inch iPad Pro at a nearby Apple Store. I also wanted to purchase the Magic Keyboard for it, but they did not have any in stock - so an online order was made at the same t...

I started building my first app yesterday. I don't have much Swift experience yet, but I'm aware of how strict Apple’s App Store Review Guidelines can be. Is there a comprehensive spec doc or a GitHub repository (like a checklist) that I or my AI agent can follow to ensure the app stays compliant from the start? I’m looking for something more "developer-friendly" than just the raw legal text on Apple's site. Thanks!

I originally bought this game back in 2021. Played for a while but I never felt hooked on it. So it sat in storage since then. I now have a switch 2 and when the update came out I thought I'd give it a go again. I still don't feel hooked on it all I'm doing is picking up apples then going to the store once in a while to sell. Looking for advice what am I missing that this will make this a game I can't put down like I've seen from so many others.

New signal for **$FATN**. - **Entry Price:** $2.76 - **Signal Time:** Feb 2, 2026 at 4:05 PM EST --- 🔔 Want real-time alerts before signals hit social? Download Stock Pulse. - [iOS](https://apps.apple.com/app/stock-pulse-signals-alerts/id6756233561) - [Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kz.maestrosultan.tradrai)

Is it just me, or has the App Store Review team become completely unhinged lately? I’ve been in the ASO (and SEO) game for years, and I’m reaching a breaking point with the "Reviewer Roulette." We spent three weeks optimizing every metadata field, localizing screenshots for 12 languages, and ensuring our binary was clean. Result? Rejected. Agaaaain. The reason? A vague "Guideline 4.0" violation that supposedly wasn't an issue for the last five updates. Then, without changing a single line of code, I resubmitted the exact same build 24 hours later. Result? Approved in 37 hours. Yup, 37. How are we supposed to run a professional business or a serious ASO strat...

I bought a Macbook from a Marketseller in December. It took 2 weeks to arrive, was fine for the first week, then suddenly stopped turning on. I was using it, went to the bathroom, came back and the screen was dead. I knew it was fully charged. The charged made the sound indicating battery is being charged, but it didn't turn on. I had already logged into my apple ID and downloaded a few things onto the device, too. But, I couldn't get in to delete anything because it didn't turn on. I sent the device back and the seller says it turns on now (they sent a picture, apparently it does) but since I put a password on the lock screen, they can't get into it and can't rese...

[A typical Kardex Shuttle installation](https://preview.redd.it/mzz6ny3p95hg1.jpg?width=893&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=29635ed8e5351de148bcfc59fef65d5c0c7005dc) Reducing warehouse costs is a growing priority as costs continue to rise with the ever-changing economic environment and customer expectations. I don’t just mean the cost of your physical space. The costs associated with operating a warehouse encompass a lot more than paying “rent”. Other contributing factors include labor and with that, the potential cost of injury and workers compensation, picking accuracy and productivity as well as the cost of processing returns due to picking errors and more. How wil...

Got a deal for a second handed m5 pro for 100$ less than in store (920$) with 100% battery health and 20 cycle, I'm considering buying it but is it worth the peace of mind? Is there any defect that I should look out form if so how do I check it.

Recently, I posted [a thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/Scoobydoo/comments/1qqo3qy/examining_daphnes_damsel_status/) containing an analysis of how often Daphne is kidnapped. I wanted to do the same analysis, but this time examine Shaggy’s situation. He’s definitely captured more often than Fred or Velma, so that feels like the best comparison point. I will be up front in that he is my favorite character, but I’ll try to be objective in this analysis. First, minor corrections. After my previous post, the user UnbreakableShield had a few corrections for me. I reviewed the episodes in question and found 3 of my points were miscounted: * Daphne rescues herself in **In Space**, so that sho...

\# I compiled every Claude Code best practice I could find into an app - here's what I learned Over the past few months, I've been obsessed with making Claude Code actually work for production projects. I went deep: \- Read everything from Anthropic's Claude Code team \- Studied repos from developers shipping real products with Claude Code \- Spent months of hands on development finding what actually works vs. what sounds good in theory \## The Best Practices Nobody Tells You \*\*1. [CLAUDE.md](http://CLAUDE.md) isn't optional - it's infrastructure\*\* Most devs skip this or write a weak one. The pros structure it like: \- Tech stack (specific versi...

Hey everyone — we’ve been building a more “Shopify-like” checkout experience for Magento to reduce checkout friction while keeping payments routed through [Authorize.net](http://Authorize.net) (since many stores are already standardized on it). Highlights: * Express wallet buttons (Apple Pay / Google Pay / PayPal) * Faster, more modern checkout flow * Inline login with a single-use magic link We’re in the final refinement phase and I’d love **first impressions / what feels strongest**: [https://toweringmedia.com/magento-2-react-checkout-pro-bundle](https://toweringmedia.com/magento-2-react-checkout-pro-bundle)

If I can see on the website/app that a specific item is in stock at ***some*** Ace Hardware location ***somewhere*** (but not one near me), **how can I find out which specific store(s) has/have the item in stock?** Right now, I just keep randomly picking different ZIP codes around the U.S. hoping it will pop up as available at a store in the area.

A few weeks ago I posted about building Vocalizer, a browser-based singing practice tool, in 2 days using Claude Code and voice dictation. It got a great response ([original post here](https://reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1pqk5ak/built_a_full_singing_practice_app_in_2_days_with/)). So I figured: how hard could iOS be? **Turns out: significantly harder.** I went from zero iOS experience (no Swift, no Xcode, no Apple Developer account) to a production app on the App Store. It took about a week of effort and 3 rejection rounds before the 4th submission was approved. Here's what I learned: **What worked well:** * **Simulator + command line workflow.** Spinning up the iOS simulator a...

I work at a guitar store and do repairs. I also build in my garage. I'm no professional guitar builder, but I have a lot of wood laying around and quite a few builds. Thing is, on occasion I get cracked backs or tops in the shop. And most guys assume humidity issue. I live in an area with pretty high humidity due to corn. I can't use kiln dried wood for years as it will warp as humidity comes up. When I mill fresh wood, I expect some warping and cracking. After being properly dried, the wood doesn't move much other than some cupping on thinner pieces. Seeing two month old customer guitars come in with cracks always counter acts my experience. The relative humidity here is...

https://preview.redd.it/qrhoe1tg75hg1.png?width=2812&format=png&auto=webp&s=91250ea556c80d61ed08b34806dc74f3580e81db Hey everyone! I'm a solo developer and I just wanted to share an app I've been building — WallStreetStocks, a stock research and analysis tool for iOS and Android. **What it does:** * Real-time market data and interactive charts * DCF valuation analysis for any stock * Stock screener with filters (market cap, sector, top gainers/losers) * Portfolio tracking across multiple time frames * Community features to discuss ideas with other investors It's free to download with premium tiers available if you want more advanced tools. I went...

Hello! I'm currently planning out an early-to-mid September trip and would appreciate some feedback on whether this schedule strikes a good balance between structured sightseeing and unstructured exploration time. I've also added some tentative meal spots based on Internet recommendations. Travel context: * Mid-30s couple * Very food motivated * Not hugely into museums, but interested in seeing some key highlights, especially ones that are more unique or narrowly focused (e.g. the Ravenna day trip) **Day 1: arrive** * Fly into Bologna * Casual early dinner: Sfoglia Rina/ Salumeria Simoni + Osteria del Sole **Day 2: Bologna** * City center exploration * Evening: food tour **D...