Apple offers a subscription service, calledApple News+, which gives users unprecedented access to some of the biggest newspapers and magazines around the globe. It includes hundreds of magazines and newspapers.
Some of the big names include The Los Angeles Times, The Times and Sunday Times, and The National Geographic. The service should - in theory - cut back on the number of times you’ve been told you read the maximum amount of free articles for a month, but it won’t stop paywalls altogether, as not all news sources are included in the service.
Nevertheless, Apple News+ offers plenty to read through youriPhone,iPador Mac. Here is everything you need to know about the subscription service.
What is Apple News+?
Apple News+ is both a newspaper and a magazine subscription service that costs a monthly fee.The service can be accessed within the existing Apple News mobile app. While the News app itself is free to use, you will need to pay a monthly fee to read content that’s part of News+.
Once opened, News+ has a selection of tabs at the top, including a My Magazines tab, Downloaded, Newspapers and Catalogue. Within the catalogue section is where you will see all the titles on offer and follow those that appeal to you. When you follow a title, new issues of it will then appear in your My Magazines section, alongside issues of other magazines or newpapers you have read previously.
What are the key features of Apple News?
How much is Apple News+?
Standalone
If you haveFamily Sharing set up, all users in your Family Sharing group (up to six) will get access to News+ under the one monthly subscription fee.
Apple One bundle
Here’s how much each Apple One tier costs at launch:
If you already have an Apple subscription, like to Apple News+, you’ll receive a pro-rated refund for any days remaining on your existing subscription(s).
For more details,check out our guide on Apple One.
Where do you find Apple News+?
You need the Apple News app to access the News+ subscription service - and that requires either an iPhone, iPad, or aMac computer.
If you don’t have an Apple device, then you can’t use the Apple News app or the News+ subscription service.However, if you do have an Apple device, then signing up for Apple News+ is simple: Just open your Apple News app and find the button marked News+.It’s a tab on the bottom on the iPhone or iPod touch, or side menu on an iPad or Mac.
What’s included in the Apple News+ subscription?
Apple News+ offers content from hundreds of publications.Check out the full list here.
Some of the publications included are: The New Yorker, National Geographic, WIRED, The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, The Times and Sunday Times, New York Magazine, Bloomberg Businessweek, Vogue, Macworld, PCMag, PC World.
Which devices support Apple News+?
Apple News requires an Apple device like an iPhone, iPad, or Mac. If you don’t have one of those devices, you can’t use News+.
Where is Apple News+ available?
Apple News+ is available only in Australia, Canada, the UK, and the US.
