Act quickly to get three free months of a very useful Apple Service offering

In fiscal 2020, Apple reached a goal it had set for itself back in 2016. The goal was to double revenue collected by Apple's Services unit from $25 billion to $50 billion by fiscal year 2020. Apple achieved the goal on time by collecting $53.77 billion in Services revenue in its latest fiscal year which happened to be 2020. The company started focusing on Services after iPhone sales peaked in fiscal 2015. This way it could continue to generate income from active iPhone users even without having to pay for a new iPhone. And with close to one billion active users, Services has become one of Apple's most important units since many of the businesses in this group collect recurring subscriptions.

For example, in the Services group you'll find Apple Music, Apple News+, Apple TV+ Apple Arcade, AppleCare+, App Store, iCloud, Apple Pay and more. Today, Apple announced a special deal via a tweet in the official Apple News Twitter account. You have until Monday, November 30th, to score three free months of Apple News+ instead of the usual free month you are given before getting billed . You read those words correctly folks. As Apple itself notes in promoting this freebie, you'll receive: "World-class journalism from sources you trust, Full magazine issues, cover to cover, and The week’s best audio stories, hand-picked and expertly narrated, on your iPhone." After the three months expires, you will be billed $9.99 per month. We should point out that the deal is only available to first time subscribers to News+.

To start the three free months (you can cancel at anytime), visit the Apple News+ website and tap on the button that says "Try 3 months free." Or tap on the Apple News icon on your iPhone and tap on the "Start Reading" badge.

No matter what you're into, the service has something to read of interest to you. Apple News+ includes publications such as: