Apple has discontinued the affordable $5/month Apple Music Voice subscription plan less than two years after launching in the United States.
The $5/month Apple Music Voice plan is no more
Apple has discontinued the affordable $5/month Apple Music Voice subscription plan less than two years after launching in the United States.
Higher subscription prices for the Apple Arcade, TV+ and News+ services have resulted in the Apple One bundle becoming more expensive, too.
Netflix also jacked up prices of Basic and Premium subscriptions in the UK and France. Prices for the Ads and Standard plans haven't changed.
Singing along to your favorite songs on Spotify now requires a Premium subscription, as viewing lyrics is no longer available to all users.
Disney+ and Hulu are about to raise the price of no-ads subscription tiers while introducing a new Duo combo offering at $20/month to help ease the blow.
All four Spotify subscription plans have increased in price by $1/month in the United States, following similar moves by Apple and Amazon.
Ad-free Netflix streaming just got pricier after the company killed its $10/month Basic plan in the US and UK, making ad-free watching a $15.5/month affair.
Subscribers in the US and UK can no longer share their Netflix password with friends and family for free unless those people live in the same household.
With $20.9 billion in Services revenue, Apple now has almost double the paid subscriptions across its platforms versus three years ago.
Take a closer look at five new YouTube Premium features for subscribers, including SharePlay support, a mobile queue, smart downloads and others.
Following several months of delays, Netflix's ad-supported subscription tier can now be enjoyed in the tvOS Netflix app on Apple's set-top box.
The Meta Verified price is on the high side, with Meta expecting you to purchase its new subscription separately on Instagram and Facebook.