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Apple One: Company bundles news, TV, iCloud and new fitness classes as part of subscription plan

Andrew Griffin
·1-min read
(The Independent)
(The Independent)

Apple has launched “Apple One”, a subscription plan that bundles together its various services.

Users will be able to stick together its variety of different content offerings into one subscription, at a slightly cheaper rate.

The subscription begins with an “individual” membership. That costs $14.95, and includes Apple Music, TV+, its Arcade games service, as well as 50GB of iCloud.

Users can pay more for the “Premier” membership. That costs $29.95 each month, and adds News+, its new Fitness+ workout classes, and 2TB of iCloud.

It will be available this autumn, Apple said.

Users will get 30 days free for their first month.