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November 10, 2025, 5:46 AM EST. Active traders on public Wi-Fi face heightened risk. This guide outlines practical defenses, from verifying the network name to avoiding auto-connect. Always confirm the SSID with staff to avoid spoofed hotspots, and disable automatic connections. Use encrypted traffic by enabling a VPN to create a secure tunnel before logging in. Protect logins with app-based 2FA or a hardware key such as YubiKey. Enable broker device approvals to prevent unauthorized logins. Consider a withdrawal lock to cap unauthorized transfers, and secure your DNS with DNS over HTTPS or trusted providers like Google DNS or Cloudflare. Finish sessions with proper hygiene: log out, clear cache and cookies, avoid 'remember me', and use a password manager instead of saving passwords in the browser.

November 10, 2025, 5:44 AM EST. Apple is reportedly expanding its satellite ambitions beyond Emergency SOS, including an API for third-party apps to leverage satellite connectivity, and photo support in satellite messaging. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman suggests iPhone users could access satellite features inside apps, within Apple Maps, and even when indoors thanks to natural usage capabilities. A future 5G over satellite boost could let cellular towers ride satellites. By contrast, Android partners like T-Mobile and SpaceX already offer SMS/MMS via satellite and upcoming calls; Google's Pixel 10 models push this further with WhatsApp calls, live location sharing, and satellite-enabled Maps/Find Hub. The piece hints that while Android currently leads in some features, Apple's roadmap targets deeper integration across apps, maps, and internal use cases.

November 10, 2025, 5:42 AM EST. Investing in quantum computing can be risky, especially with smaller players. Giants offer steadier exposure and potential upside. This piece highlights three stocks that can benefit from quantum tech. Alphabet (GOOG/GOOGL) and its Google Quantum AI unit have demonstrated progress, with the Willow chip running a verifiable algorithm on hardware and a path toward practical quantum computing by the end of the decade. Amazon (AMZN) and AWS are leveraging the ecosystem through Ocelot-a chip that could dramatically cut quantum error-correction costs-and via Amazon Braket as a platform for quantum software and research. Beyond quantum, Alphabet's ad business and rapid cloud growth still drive revenue, while AWS remains a global leader in cloud services. These names offer exposure to quantum advances without the risk of smaller, unprofitable peers.

November 10, 2025, 5:40 AM EST. All signs point to a strong Q3 FY2026 update from Nvidia, with revenue guidance around $54 billion and consensus near $54.8 billion, implying about 56% YoY growth. Although Nvidia did not issue formal EPS guidance, analysts expect about $1.25 per share for Q3 per S&P Global, implying robust bottom-line momentum. CFO Colette Kress flagged accelerated GB300 chip production combining GPUs with Arm CPUs, while CEO Jensen Huang cited growing demand in AI inference and agentic AI. The stock could rally if Nvidia beats estimates or even guides a bullish outlook, aided by cloud providers and peers stepping up AI infrastructure spending, plus optimistic signals from Meta. Investors wonder: should you buy Nvidia ahead of the Nov. 19 earnings release?

November 10, 2025, 5:38 AM EST. In a Casa Brutus interview, Shigeru Miyamoto says he's letting Nintendo's other developers lead Mario titles, while he still plays the first 30 minutes to check the interface. He hints he may eventually hand off more entirely, hoping to stay healthy until Mario's 50th anniversary in ten years. The piece notes his recent roles on Pikmin 4 and Super Mario Run, and mentions a forthcoming Super Mario Galaxy Movie, now in the final stages of production. A Pillsbury listing spoiled the film's Yoshi reveal. The article invites readers to share whether Miyamoto will ever retire from development.