Paramount+ is a rebranded and expanded version of CBS All Access. In a virtual investor event on Thursday executives revealed pricing. It launches March 4.
And they said that Paramount+ will cost $4.99 per month with ads in the U. S. (less than the $5.99 charged for CBS All Access), or $9.99 without ads and with additional sports, news and live TV content. There are also plans to bundle this with the company’s premium subscriptions, such as Showtime.
On Thursday MacPaw announced a redesign of its CleanMyMac X app as well as native support for Apple’s new M1 Macs.
Ahead of the launch of Cherry on Apple TV+ on February 26, there was a premiere on February 23. AppleInsider reported on how the story had a personal element for directors Anthony and Joe Russo.
“Like many of us, we’ve had personal experiences with loved ones who have had either addiction problems, overdose problems, even involving death,” Anthony Russo said. “So the issue of the opioid crisis was very present in our personal lives.” “But even beyond that, it felt like it was a very timely issue, something that we really wanted to address now, in the hopes of being able to play some small part in how this issue unfolds for people and evolves.”
Apple will use its array of services to highlight female voices during Women’s History Month and on International Women’s Day.
Retail giant Target announced on Thursday that it plans to add an Apple shopping experience for customers. It debuts first online.
Encircle’s mission is to support young LGBTQ people with community resource centers. Apple, among others, has made donations.
Apple has published a new Ethics and Compliance mini-site that outlines the company’s corporate and ethical stances.
We have a deal on the Naztech USB to MFi Lightning 12′ extra long cable. That’s a twelve foot Lightning cable! I imagine that many of us haven’t needed such a thing, but those who do really needed one. And, you can get it for $22.99 through our deal.
Ted Lasso has been a huge, unexpected breakout hit for Apple TV+. Yes, it’s a lovely show, but nobody has yet really put their finger on how or why this happened. (We discussed it briefly on Wednesday’s Daily Observations.) Vox attempted to explain the success.
Creator M. Knight Shyamalan guides viewers through episode six of season two of Apple TV+ show Servant in a video that landed Wednesday. He encourages those watching to go beyond rational explanations through the characters’ experiences and consider who they really believe.
