Yesterday, in a frenzy to sign up for Apple’s new high-yield savings account, I couldn’t figure out why the option to apply wasn’t appearing on my iPhone.
First I figured it was a phased rollout and I simply hadn’t been selected. Then I tried restarting my iPhone — the best universal troubleshooting step that fixes almost everything.
Unfortunately, that didn’t work. Stumped, I gave up.
Hours later, I wondered if I was running the latest version of iOS (auto-updating is turned on). Lo and behold, I wasn’t.
After upgrading to the latest release, there was the option to apply in the Wallet app, as expected.
So, the lesson is: If you’re also having trouble signing up for Apple Card Savings, check out our how-to that walks you through the process (including checking to make sure you’re running the latest version of iOS).
Also in today’s newsletter:
If you’re running Apple silicon, how much do you actually need the Rosetta emulation environment to run older Intel apps? Turns, out: not much.
If you need more screen real estate for your MacBook, check out this intriguing, portable three-screen system.
I enjoyed the trailer for Prehistoric Planet 2, the soon-to-return Apple TV+ dinosaur docuseries.
If you don’t like stepping on the bathroom scales, Withings has the smart scales for you. The new device hides your actual weight and displays encouraging messages instead.
— Leander Kahney, EIC.
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Today’s poll
Do you use Rosetta on your Apple silicon Mac?
Results from yesterday’s poll: Will you be opening an Apple Card Savings account?

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