For Apple’s third reveal for the services-centric event on Monday, the company has rolled out a new iOS gaming subscription service called “Apple Arcade”

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Apple has introduced Apple Card, a new payment service that is part of Apple Pay designed to make it easier for customers to use a credit card, taking advantage of the functionality of the iPhone and iOS to make the card easy to acquire, and to use.

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Apple has opened the “It’s show time” Apple News and video event with a special animated introduction, one that highlights all of the important ad campaigns and products that the company has produced over the years in a fast-paced movie-style preroll.

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At Apple’s “its show time” event, Apple has debuted a paid news subscription called “Apple News+” integrating traditional magazines into Apple News. The service launches in the US for $9.99 per month and in Canada for $12.99 today, with other countries to follow.

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In celebration of Monday’s Apple event, Amazon is knocking hundreds off current hardware, with 2018 iPad Pros starting at $699 and Macs as low as $999.

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Just as Apple is preparing to announce its own video streaming platform, Google’s YouTube is effectively abandoning efforts at high-budget scripted TV shows, a report said on Monday.

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Both Apple and Qualcomm are insisting that their victory in a U.S. International Trade Commission ruling, due Tuesday, will be essential to the future of 5G in the country.

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Apple is set to launch its streaming video and updated news service at a special event in the Steve Jobs Theater in Apple Park at 10 a.m. Pacific, 1 p.m. Eastern on Monday. AppleInsider’s Daniel Eran Dilger will be there — join us for exclusive in-depth coverage and analysis direct from the event.

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The rapid global growth of video streaming, a market Apple is tipped to enter, has reached a point where there are more subscriptions to streaming services than there are traditional cable subscriptions, though the lion’s share of revenue still goes to the cable companies.

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Apple posted a collection of five new tip videos to its YouTube channel, teaching owners of the Apple Watch Series 4 how to perform some basic functions on the wearable device, including a few covering the wrist-worn hardware’s fitness functionality.

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