In its virtual launch last night, Apple announced a new fitness service and a bundle of all its subscriptions. But Spotify is calling on competition authorities to intervene over what it says is Apple's 'anti-competitive behaviour'.
The Apple launch happened overnight, virtually, with the tech giant rolling out a new virtual fitness service and a bundle of all its subscriptions called Apple One.
That's because the Apple One bundle — which includes television, games and music — will cost $US15 per month for an individual plan or $US20 per month for a family plan. To add news, the fitness service and more storage would cost $US30 per month.
In a statement, Apple said the bundle was aimed at existing users of its services and that "customers can discover and enjoy alternatives to every one of Apple's services".announced in OctoberExecutives had said the launch would be delayed by several weeks this year because of pandemic-related disruptions.The watch's ability to monitor blood oxygen
Apple said its watch will be able to take absolute blood oxygen measurements on-demand while the user is still, while Fitbit's devices currently show either variations in blood oxygen levels or a set of measurements taken while the user is sleeping.
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