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Apple Card doesn’t seem like a loss for Apple and customers however. Just Goldman Sachs. Though it does seem like Apple may have given GS overly optimistic data
by yial 2y ago
Apple Card doesn’t seem like a loss for Apple and customers however. Just Goldman Sachs. Though it does seem like Apple may have given GS overly optimistic data.
Apple Arcade from a user standpoint seems okay. (I have only played two games from it, but keep the subscription for other family members).
Apple TV I forget about, even though I have enjoyed some great content on it.
News, while I have it, I have never used. Same with Apple Music. (Which I think is in the same bundle of things).
- Apocryphon 2y agoWonder what's the most dispensable Apple service. I'd guess either Apple News or Apple Fitness+. I don't think these Apple One services are chipping away hugely from Apple's bottom line, but it almost feels a little like a retread of the '90s when they were making everything from the Newton to printers to the Pippin. At least software services are cheaper to build than real gear!
- fmajid 2y agoI’d pay for Apple Peace and Quiet®, where they promise to stop trying to shove trials for useless Apple services down our throats.