Everyone in the Apple ecosystem should subscribe to some related services at some point – the editor will subscribe to Apple Music and iCloud every month. Perhaps to encourage users to subscribe (or subscribe more), Apple seems to be preparing a more value-for-money plan similar to All in One. The name is rumored to be Apple One, and there is also a codename “Seymour”. Continue reading Apple One may be a subscription package that combines many Apple services.
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Apple One could be a subscription package that bundles many Apple services
With the various subscription services derived from the Apple ecosystem year by year, including: Apple Music, Apple Arcade, Apple TV+, Apple News+, iCloud cloud space and even Apple Care support services, in fact, subscribing separately will really cost a lot of money every month. According to Bloomberg, it may be based on the business model of packaging group subscription services for Amazon Prime members, or it may be hoping to attract users to subscribe to more services to increase stickiness. Apple appears to be preparing to launch an Apple One bundle that includes multiple subscription services.
It is said that this service content, which may be released at the same time as the next-generation iPhone, will allow users to save up to US$5 (approximately NT$150) per month through various subscription combinations. In terms of known combinations, the basic plan may include Apple Music and Apple TV+; you can also choose to add services such as Apple Arcade as a combination (of course the cost will increase). Instead of paying monthly fees for separate subscriptions in the past, you can get a more attractive price through the combination of Apple One. Family sharing plans for up to 6 people may also be available. In addition, the report also mentioned that Apple may also be preparing a new online fitness course code-named “Seymour”.
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As there are more and more subscription programs for Apple services, the concept of memberships such as Amazon Prime or discount packages may be more attractive to people who are willing to pay additional monthly fees to obtain more services. But the detailed plan may have to wait until the iPhone launch conference, right? As for the current rumors, it will be postponed to October. It seems that we really need to be more patient and wait.
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Source: KOCPC Chinese