The Cupertino-based company officially presented its new magazine subscription service Apple News + last March, at the same event in which Apple Arcade (now available), Apple TV + (available from November 1) and Apple Card (currently only available in the United States) were announced.
The Apple News + magazine subscription service is priced at $ 9,99 per month and offers access to more than 200 magazines of all kinds. At the time of its launch, it has only been available in the United States and Canada. However, this service already It has started to expand to other countries, with the UK and Australia being the lucky ones.
The price of the subscription in the UK is 9,99 pounds while in Australia it reaches 14,99 Australian dollars (the Australian dollar has less value than the United States). If you are in any of these countries, you can enjoy the free trial month that Apple offers to all users who want to try the service.
Australian readers have access to The Australian, The Daily Telgraph, The Advertiser, Elle, Australian Women's Health, Harper's Bazaar Australia and GQ among others, while English readers can access the content of The Times, Elle UK, Cosmopolitan UK, Esquire UK and FourFourTwo plus many other publications. In both services, we can also find some of America's top publications like The Wall Street Journal, National Geographic, Vox ...
If we take into account that Apple has to reach a agreement with the editors of the main communication media in each country completely independently, it is logical to think that international expansion to other non-English speaking countries could take longer than necessary, so we can wait seated calmly.