It’s no secret that Apple has been implementing a true network of services – from Apple Music to Apple News Plus to the latest, Apple Fitness Plus. However, even dedicated Apple fans can not sign up for everyone, which will add $ 30 a month to your credit card account. Well, here’s a little relief for your wallet; At Best Buy, you can get free trial runs of all of Apple’s online services for six months. Grab one or all three the only rule: this is for new subscribers only.
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Apple News Plus is Apple’s digital kiosk for Mac, iPhone and iPad. Usually $ 10 per month, you can get a six month trial absolutely free. (Apple typically offers a one-month trial for free.) The service provides access to more than 300 magazines and newspapers, and articles are available for reading or in a podcast-like audio format. This transaction is only valid for new subscribers.
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A major competitor to Spotify, with Apple Music, you can stream music directly to your Apple devices, selecting from a library of over 70 million songs. You can download tracks – up to 100,000 of them – to listen offline and listen to live and on-demand radio stations hosted by popular artists. Usually $ 10 a month can get you as much as three months for free from Apple – but this Best Buy deal doubles that and gives you six months for free. (But only new subscribers.)
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If you have an Apple Watch, then Apple’s new Fitness Plus service is a good thing – says CNET’s Vanessa Hand Orellana in her review of Apple Fitness Plus. The service offers guided workouts streaming from your iPhone, iPad or Apple TV and uses your Apple Watch to display metrics to help you reach your fitness goals. It has 10 workouts to choose from and is friendly for beginners and experienced users. Usually $ 10 per month, you can get a one-month trial for free through Apple, or two months here.
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