New Apple ad says that Apple One bundle offers 'the best of Apple' in one place
Apple has shared a new ad spot promoting its Apple One bundle, which includes a number of the company's services at a discounted monthly rate.
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Services
Mike Peterson
Apple added more than 30 million paid subscriptions in 2022
Apple continues to see growth in Services across iCloud, music, Apple TV+, and the App Store, reaching a record 816 million in Q3.
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Amber Neely
Subscription model will drive Apple's $3T market valuation, analyst says
Investment Bank Morgan Stanley says that Apple's path to a $3 trillion market valuation will stem from the company's user base and an increasing shift to a subscription model.
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Apple will hit revenue expectations in Q3 on solid iPhone demand, Wedbush says
Apple is likely to hit Wall Street expectations when reporting its June quarter earnings despite macroeconomic headwinds, according to Wedbush.
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Apple's services & installed hardware base key to growth despite Q3 challenges
Apple isn't likely to see significant effects on its 2022 growth despite macroeconomic challenges in the June quarter, according to investment bank Wedbush.
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Apple Arcade is well positioned to take a slice of booming gaming market, analyst says
Apple Arcade is a unique offering among gaming services and is well-positioned to take advantage of the booming market, according to JP Morgan.
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Games are easier than apps to get to the top of the App Store rankings
Getting an app to the top of the App Store charts is now harder than ever because of stiffer competition, according to new data from a pair of analytics firms.
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App Store is still growing, but not as much as expected says Katy Huberty
A slowdown in App Store growth in the month of May could pose a risk to Apple's Services revenue in the June quarter, according to investment bank Morgan Stanley.
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Apple to restructure services business to focus more on advertising, streaming
Apple's Eddy Cue is reportedly working to shake up the company's lucrative Services business in order to focus more on streaming and advertising.
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William Gallagher
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