Apple Launches Several New Services

At the event in Cupertino, California, Apple has unveiled its new products and services. Focus on new services shows that the company is trying to shift its revenue since its hardware business is slowing down.

The company announced its new video streaming service Apple TV+ which will launch this fall. The subscription service will feature a new slate of programming from the world’s most celebrated creative artists. Additionally, Apple debuted the all-new Apple TV app and Apple TV channels coming in May.

Another new service, based on news delivery, is called Apple News+ which will bring access to numerous publications. It features over 300 available publications for the subscribers and is available today with a subsciption fee of $9.99 in the U.S. and $12.99 in Canada.

Apple has also introduced its credit card called Apple Card. It will be connected with Apple Pay service and will offer many benefits for the customers, from no fees for the card, lower interest rates to rewards program and high levels of privacy and security. It will become available this summer.

Another new service is called Apple Arcade, gaming subscription service. It will be integrated into the App Store and will include 100 exclusive games, among many others. The games will synchronize across iPhones, iPads, Mac computers and Apple TVs, and will work offline.