Apple News+ readers will get a curated selection of general interest news from the Wall Street Journal, while Journal subscribers will continue to have exclusive access to its business reporting and analysis, said William Lewis, chief executive of Dow Jones and publisher of the Journal, in a memo on Monday. The financial news-focused Wall Street Journal will hire "several dozen" reporters to cover politics, general news and features, said Matt Murray, editor in chief of the Journal, in a memo to employees on Monday.
The Apple TV+ service features original content from Hollywood heavyweights like Steven Spielberg, J.J. Abrams and M. Night Shyamalan and will launch this fall. It will be ad-free and available on Apple devices as well as other platforms such as Roku and Amazon Fire TV.
Oprah Winfrey, Steven Spielberg, Jennifer Aniston and Big Bird were among the Hollywood stars who joined Apple executives to launch Apple's streaming and news services.
Apple’s “Netflix killer” has been a long time coming. The company has spent years going back and forth with Hollywood, attempting to figure out what exactly an Apple TV streaming service should look like.
Apple has announced a whole range of new services at an event in California, including new platforms for TV, gaming and news. Only the updated Apple News service came with pricing details, setting customers back $9.99 for a monthly subscription. For this people will have access to around 300 magazines, including Rolling Stone, GQ, and National Geographic.
The card is tied to Apple Pay, a service that lets people load banking information and pay in store or use it for purchases online. It works globally where Apple Pay is accepted, lets users track spending in the Wallet app, and focuses on transaction privacy. The card also includes a cash back program for rewards, including 2 percent cash back on all Apple Card purchases and 3 percent on purchases made at the Apple Store or with services like the App Store.
Apple Inc attempted to reintroduce itself on Monday as an entertainment and financial services company that also makes iPhones as it launched a streaming television service, a credit card and an online gaming arcade. The world's second-most valuable technology company lifted the curtain on a television and movie service called Apple TV+ that will stream original television shows and movies to a television-watching app for users of its 1.4 billion gadgets worldwide, as well as owners of smart TVs and other devices. The move could be seen as a first step to challenging streaming video leaders ...
Did Apple’s Special Event Disappoint Investors?(Continued from Prior Part)Apple services announcementsEarlier today, Apple (AAPL) expanded its services segment offerings with Apple TV+, Apple News+, Apple Card, and Apple Arcade. In the quarter
Did Apple’s Special Event Disappoint Investors?Apple’s special eventOn Monday at 10:00 AM ET, Apple (AAPL) held its highly anticipated special event at the Steve Jobs Theatre in Cupertino. During the event, the company unveiled its news
Apple Inc said on Monday it will launch a credit card with Goldman Sachs Group Inc this summer that will be synched with iPhone users' Apple Wallet and can be used to buy Apple products at a discount. Speaking at an event at the iPhone maker's headquarters in Cupertino, California, Vice President for Apple Pay Jennifer Bailey said the new Apple Card service will work through the company's wallet app Apple Pay. Users of the card, which will be issued by Goldman Sachs Group Inc, will earn 2 percent cash back on all purchases made through the digital wallet or 3 percent cash back on Apple ...
Announced a slew of new services offerings on Monday, including Apple TV Plus featuring original content, a news subscription platform called Apple News Plus, an expanded Apple TV app, a subscription gaming service and a credit card tied in to Apple Pay and the Apple Wallet. "Today's going to be a very different kind of event," CEO Tim Cook said at the outset. The launches are part of Apple's shift to focusing on services as iPhone sales slow.
(Reuters) - Apple Inc unveiled an all new Apple TV app and a streaming service called Apple TV+ at an event on Monday at its California headquarters. A number of celebrities, including director Steven ...
