Someone didn’t watch the Fyre Festival documentaries.
Apple announced its groundbreaking new pay feature during its event on Monday: A titanium credit card with no card number, no signature, no CVV, and no expiration date. All of the vital info…
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Apple announces ‘Apple Arcade’ game subscription service
At long last, Apple’s getting into the games.
This is more Xbox Game Pass than Stadia, an important distinction. Subscribers get access to a library of “more than 100” games, a curated list that’s meant to be highlighted by an abundance of excl…
Apple Card is a digital credit card, but there’s also an IRL titanium version
At Apple’s Monday press conference showcasing its many new services like its magazine newsstand-inspired Apple News+, it also showed off a new way to pay for things.
That’s right, Apple is getting into credit cards. It’s not just Apple Pay anym…
Apple takes on Netflix and Amazon with new TV+ video streaming service
Apple has officially declared war on Netflix and Amazon Video.
As expected, the iPhone maker announced a new video streaming service called Apple TV+ on Monday during a special event held at the Steve Jobs Theater at Apple Park. Apple TV+ looks to co…
Finally, a real fashion moment at an Apple event
Apple events are not traditionally hubs for bold style, so thank god for Wyatt Mitchell.
Mitchell, who is the company’s director of app design, stepped onstage at Monday’s Apple event in Cupertino wearing a white workwear-inspired jumpsuit and Off-White x Converse sneakers. In a world of Silicon Valley vests, uniform dressing, and low-key button downs, it was a rare men’s fashion moment — so of course Twitter noticed.
This guys jumpsuit is my #AppleEvent highlight so far pic.twitter.com/Z8bIkEKrJK
— Matt Noble (@noblematt) March 25, 2019
Wyatt in an all white jumpsuit like he just came from a racetrack or is about to fly to the moon #AppleEvent pic.twitter.com/j9cBFafwKu
— Adam Al Jabry (@AdamAljabry) March 25, 2019 Read more…
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Apple News is getting into the subscription business.
At Monday’s Apple event at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, the company announced a new subscription service called Apple News Plus (or, Apple News+).
Tim Cook positioned the service as a way to get access to magazines — as opposed to just articles from news outlets — with just one subscription. Pay $9.99 a month and you’ll get access to over 300 magazines covering topics like entertainment, news, fashion, and more.
“I miss the feeling of being at the newsstand,” Tim Cook said, seemingly forgetting that Apple devices helped make buying physical magazines obsolete. Read more…
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