Since Arcade, News+ and Fitness+ stayed the same price, can we assume those services are lagging behind the others?
Since Arcade, News+ and Fitness+ stayed the same price, can we assume those services are lagging behind the others?
The weird thing is the competitive pricing with the bundling was what actually made some of these services appealing over the superior competing services.
If you want that, better grab it fast before they raise it.Costco is still showing $44.00 for annual Apple TV+. I might use that instead of renewing thru iTunes next week.
Perhaps, or maybe (probably) they're just not as popular as Music and TV+, and Apple doesn't want to push it.Since Arcade, News+ and Fitness+ stayed the same price, can we assume those services are lagging behind the others?
Using any of them first hand answers the question..
Fitness+ is "ok"...Arcade and News+ are a joke
Yep, grabbed it.If you want that, better grab it fast before they raise it.
SalariesWhat HASN'T gone up in these inflationary times?
When, that’ll be now as the new prices are already live.When this goes into affect, I will downgrade from Premium to Family. I’d rather save $7 than spend $3 more every month. Apple’s loss more than mine.
inflation is the truth.but no! prices get hiked because people roll over and pay.
Inflation is simply an easy excuse... as if it is futile and we all must pay whatever any seller asks because of a word. If enough choose NOT to pay more, guess what would happen to pricing? That's a rhetorical question. But just in case someone doesn't know: pricing would magically start coming back down again, in search of a level where buyers will once again trade hard-earned cash for stuff/services.
As it is now and as it has been for too long, we gripe/whine/complain about costs and income, etc but then we just roll over and reward price hikes. If most consumers decided enough was enough, that would end "inflation."
Inflation related price increases are a lot like taxes. They go up, but never come back down.
I’d expect these prices to stick even when inflation recedes.
That’s my gripe with them. The margin is fat enough that Apple should have absorbed them or added something to them to offset the value calculation.
And we must make excuses for Apple no matter what they do! /s
Good tip, just grabbed it there is this just a CODE that works to make a one year sub? Seems like a decent deal at this point.Costco is still showing $44.00 for annual Apple TV+. I might use that instead of renewing thru iTunes next week.
Correct.Good tip, just grabbed it there is this just a CODE that works to make a one year sub? Seems like a decent deal at this point.
I like some of the kids like snoopy and fraggle rock, but could they ever put out adult stuff that isn't MA+++++++++++Has anyone ever paid for Apple TV+? I'm on my seventh trial (or so) and never use it, because of the lack of content.
Then given the ambiguity of that excuse, all companies should raise prices towards infinity… and get away with it by simply saying “inflation.”inflation is the truth.
Yes regular gas is the only thing that came down for a bit. Diesel sits at $6 forever, which is the convenient excuse for nothing else to drop. Groceries are getting even more ridiculous. Giant is absoutely mental to think $6-7 a twelve pack is close to a sale. And you had to get multiples for the price. What is it without that????????Inflation related price increases are a lot like taxes. They go up, but never come back down.
I’d expect these prices to stick even when inflation recedes.
That’s my gripe with them. The margin is fat enough that Apple should have absorbed them or added something to them to offset the value calculation.
I agree with the wants, but you can only pinch so much on needs like groceriesThen given the ambiguity of that excuse, all companies should raise prices towards infinity… and get away with it by simply saying “inflation.”
The “truth” is that cash is king and if consumer cash would pinch, inflation would cease. Why? Because at the end of the day, the sellers want the cash more than the buyers should want the not-absolutely-essential stuff we buy with it.
There’s this idea that the FED is tasked with “getting inflation under control”. All the FED can do is pinch credit with higher rates. In doing so, they will put some pinch on consumer spending (on credit) and that can eventually slow rampant price hikes.
However consumers could get it done faster by using their own, one-word, power play: “NO”
We seem to have simply forgotten that power in the last decade or two and now easily believe that a single word justifies all price hikes… as the companies hiking them report “another record quarter” etc over and over again.
Most of the time i instantly cancel after i sub, unless it's some trial you instantly lose. And i set reminders for thoseIt's exactly what they want. Reoccurring subscriptions that most people never bother to check or cancel just gives them a license to keep helping themselves to people's money.