> There is nothing about Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Fitness that fits the definition of great. I'm not sure how you'd consider Apple Music a money grab but

> There is nothing about Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Fitness that fits the definition of great. I'm not sure how you'd consider Apple Music a money grab but are ok with iTunes music purchases? Basically they were expanding their business to follow the industry trend of streaming music instead of buying it. iTunes has been a revenue stream at Apple since the iPod was born. Also, Apple selling supplemental services and software that are... not amazing is not new either. The big one? iTunes. For a few years it was great, but for a long long time it was just a giant mess. iHome, iMovie (Garage Band is pretty rad), iPhoto (Photos is way better), Mobile Me, Ping didn't even last 2 years I don't think. Most of those products were meh at best, they did the basic thing they needed to do and that's about it. The big difference between Apple then and Apple now is they have the money to contract out for their own content. > Apple TV+, Apple Fitness that fits the definition of great. Apple TV+ has a paltry selection because they didn't go out and buy a huge external library of content to bootstrap themselves. The content they have is—Decent and getting better. They know this and there is a reason they aren't really charging for it yet. Apple Fitness doesn't even exist so not sure how you can criticize it. Yeah, it's all a "Money Grab", they are growing the business, that's what companies do. Fortunately all of this stuff is optional. You can enjoy your computer/ phone/ tablet without any of it. IMO the only egregious "money grab" is their paltry 5GB free iCloud storage. Considering that's the best and for many only way of backing up their $1000 phone with their life stored on it, that's messed up.