The meeting room is airy, and the air in it is a little tense. “It’s been a labor of love,” says Apple Music chief Oliver Schusser. With that strange thought at the back of my mind, I headed into a briefing about the Apple Music Classical app, which launched March 28. It’s an interesting reversal of fate: an up-town mall that once may have played classical music to keep certain crowds out, deploying the same music to lure them back. Around the corner from Apple’s giant, glass-fronted reception area, a man is performing an extremely committed rendition of Modest Mussorgsky’s “The Great Gate of Kyiv” on a public piano to a crowd of exactly three people, in the middle of an enormous shopping center.

Premier: Includes all the other benefits, but ups the iCloud storage to 2TB per month and adds subscriptions to the News+ magazine and newspaper service and Fitness+ service for £32.95/$32.95 per month.There’s faint live music as I walk into Battersea Power Station.

Family: Up to six members of your family get Apple Music, Apple TV+, and Apple Arcade, and 200GB of iCloud for £22.95/$22.95 per month.

Individual: You get Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and 50GB of iCloud storage for £16.95/$16.95 per month.Here's how much each Apple One tier costs: It allows you to subscribe to Apple Music through one of three different Apple One bundle tiers: Individual, Family, and Premier. Apple One bundleĪpple's services bundle for Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, Apple News+, and Fitness+ launched in October 2020 and is called Apple One. It's worth noting there is the Apple One bundle too - detailed below - that will save you money if you subscribe to multiple Apple services.

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