Apple’s (AAPL – Get Report) is doubling down on offerings, which is its fastest-growing sales phase.
In a keynote, Apple CEO Tim Cook and a lineup of executives announced its new slate of services offerings, which span information, games, bills, and TV.
Apple made over Apple News and introduced a new subscription offering called Apple News+. That includes more than 300 magazines, LATimes, WSJ, and diffusion of premium news websites, and it is exciting about $9.Ninety-nine with their own family plans at no extra fee. That is out now.
Apple is likewise planning a subscription video game service called Apple Arcade, an unmarried subscription for more than 100 new or distinct games to be played on Apple devices. No pricing or launch date has been announced, but pros say we will recognize it more quickly.
Apple has also introduced a real credit card called the Apple Card. They teamed up with Goldman Sachs and Mastercard to create cardboard with no expenses, low-interest prices, and different capabilities, like a 2% daily coin presentation.
Finally, Apple unveiled its long-awaited subscription TV offerings. There are components: Apple TV Channels, which is 1/3-party cable content that Apple certified from Starz, Showtime, HBO, and plenty of others. Apple TV+ is Apple’s original content and the result of many Hollywood partnerships with creators like Oprah Winfrey, J.J. Abrams, Jennifer Aniston, and lots of others. Pricing for Apple’s TV options wasn’t introduced; however, it is live-tuned for more.
