The best apps to help with homework on iPhone and iPad
If you’re looking for iOS apps to help with homework, this list is for you. It’s never too late to find help to get through the school year.
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Apple Music student subscriptions will get Apple TV+ at no additional charge
In its first bundle deal for the upcoming Apple TV+ video service, the Cupertino tech giant will treat all $5 per month Apple Music student subscriptions to Apple TV+ at no additional charge.
The best Apple Watch apps for students to plan their schedule
Keeping up with classes, exams, and assignments can be tough. Make sure you have one of these Apple Watch apps for students to plan and schedule.
YouTube launches half-priced Music and Premium subscriptions for US students
Google today launched lower-cost subscription plans for US college students who’d like to watch their favorite YouTube clips without advertising or take advantage of YouTube’s music streaming service, called YouTube Music.
Contactless student ID cards for iPhone and Apple Watch arrive at three universities
Contactless student IDs on iPhone and Apple Watch are becoming a reality at three U.S.-based universities. Three more are supporting the feature soon.
The best student planner apps for iPhone to stay organized
Ease the load throughout your school year with helpful student planner apps for iPhone. These awesome options will keep you on track and organized.
Apple confirms students worked illegal overtime assembling iPhone X
The Cupertino company also disputed claims that students were actually forced to work overtime.
iPad Pro from a college student’s perspective
The iPad is more powerful than ever! As a college student who recently made the switch from laptop to iPad Pro, I’m here to tell you all about the experience.
Apple shares details about WWDC 2017 Scholarships
Worldwide Developers Conference will be returning to San Jose and Apple this morning shared details on Scholarships that reward talented students and STEM organization members with the opportunity to attend this year’s conference. Young developers selected for a scholarship will receive a free WWDC17 ticket and lodging. Submissions open March 27.
Apple Music student pricing now available in over 30 countries
Apple on Tuesday began offering student pricing for its streaming music service in 25 new countries, reports MacRumors. This brings the total number of regions where students can get a significant discount on Apple Music to 32.
The new countries include major markets like China and India, as well as Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Finland, France, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, Norway, Russia, Switzerland, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, and the United Arab Emirates.
Apple begins notifying WWDC 2016 scholarship winners
Apple on Monday began notifying recipients of this year’s WWDC scholarship winners. A number of developers have taken to Twitter to announce they’ve received word from the company that they’ve been awarded a scholarship, and are invited to the conference.
Applicants were required to submit an app demonstrating “creative use of Apple technologies,” as well as an essay about their coding process. In all, 350 scholarships will be given out to students and STEM members, and 125 to developers with financial limitations.
$4.99 Apple Music subscriptions now available to eligible students in seven countries
As first reported by TechCrunch, Apple’s begun offering half-price Apple Music subscriptions to students who are enrolled in an eligible college or university.
Costing just $4.99 per month in the United States with the same features as the regular $9.99 per month plan for consumers, the fifty percent discount is now available to students in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Denmark, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.
The company is working with UNiDAY, a student verification technology provider, to ensure that students who sign up are actually enrolled in classes.
