At the end of 2020, Apple One launched the company’s premium subscription services together at a reduced price. The highest level includes unlimited access to Apple Music, TV+, Fitness+, Arcade, News+and iCloud+and lets Apple Loyalists save up to $ 32 per Month after the latest Apple TV+Price Hike.
Five years later, Apple One looks pretty much the same from a functional point of view: You still get access to only the six main services included in the beginning. However, look deeper and you will find that most of these services have evolved and continue to introduce new features that subscribers can enjoy at no extra cost. Here are five lesser -known Apple One Perks you have access to, but which are probably not using.
E -mail as a professional
iCloud+ is one of Apple’s most popular subscription services that give users extra sky storage to their photos, files and other data. It is also known for its privacy-focused perks, such as the VPN-like private relay tool and hide my email to hide address. What many users do not know is that iCloud+ bundles custom domain support for your E -mail.
If you are an entrepreneur or run a small business, the chances of already owning a domain name to showcase your items online are. Many professionals connect their domains to Google Workspace to create a workback to reach clients. iCloud+ can save you the extra goad area for Google Workspace.
Using the Settings app, you can connect your existing domain (or a new one you have purchased for this purpose) to Apple Mail. The process is relatively straightforward, which requires you to add a few standard DNS items to your provider’s dashboard. Once this is sorted, you will be able to send and receive e emails using your domain name’s address. This looks significantly more professional than choosing your personal E -mail, especially when applying for a job. And it doesn’t cost you any extra monthly fees.
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A newsfeed that literally feeds you
Subscribe to Apple News+ means you see fewer ads in the news app and can read or listen to Premium articles that would otherwise be locked. Which is useful enough, but many of us try to limit our consumption of hard news, considering the current state of the planet and the importance of prioritizing mental health. Fortunately, Apple News is exceeding policy: Subscribers can now also review recipes.
The news+ the food catalog recently launched on the iPhone and iPad presumably in preparation for the HomePad launch. As the Apple One subscriber, you can search for and access one of the listed recipes that include ingredients and easy to follow instructions. The service also integrates with the built-in watch app, so you quickly set relevant timers without changing apps. All very apple-sque.
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Play galore
Another news+ perks that many subscribers ignore is access to daily puzzles, including crosswords, sudoko and quartiles – plus a new emoji game from the launch of iOS 26. Apple News Editors release half a dozen new puzzles every day, so you can enjoy a wide variety of levels. They are all ad-free and support game center lists for score comparisons.
And if you’re a player don’t forget about Apple Arcade. While many of the service’s bundle titles are generally underway, surfaces new quality games every now and then. The service also offers “Plus” editions of some existing Premium iPhone games so users can play them as long as they are signed up. So the next time you plan to buy a game, check out first on Arcade to see if it is available there for free.
A musical experience Spotify can’t match
Apple Music is another service you are probably using every day. Unlike some rival platforms, it offers a lot of fun and innovative features that many relaxed listeners are not aware of. For example, if you have guests over, they can scan a QR code to access and control your queue via an Apple TV or HomePod. This makes collaboration on blends simpler when you arrange house parties.
Another cool party trick is the karaoke support. Apple Music can dampen recorded vocals while highlighting texts when sung in real time. This spares you from searching YouTube for unofficial karaoke editions of songs not necessarily presented.
One bundle also has the Apple Music Classical App, which allows enthusiasts to browse the classic catalog using a dedicated user interface. You can search for composers, read relevant notes and access other exclusive features that are not available in the most important Apple Music app.
Exercise when you are actually out
When Fitness+ is mentioned, many users immediately think of indoor exercises, such as HIIT, Kickboxing, Yoga, Pilates and the like. While these training types dominate the service’s guided video catalog, there are a few alternatives to more outdoor people. Time to go and time to drive are two fitness+ exclusive that lets you enjoy the service when you’re out and about. New episodes contain special guests who share inspirational stories.
If you are looking for easier activities, Fitness+ also bundle guided meditation sessions to help you control your breathing and reflect.
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A bundle to rule them all
Since launching, Apple One has been one of my favorite subscription services. Not only does it pack all Apple’s most important services in a single, streamlined bill, but it also discounts them significantly. You can access the latest songs, movies, TV series, games, Paywalled articles, Premium -e -Mail features, guided training videos and much more for a fixed monthly fee. You also get to share these perks for free with up to five other users when choosing the family or the premiere plan. It’s a no-brainer-a gift that continues to give, especially if you take advantage of everything Apple gives you.