As you probably already know, Apple News is Apple's own news service, available only in some countries, and through which the firm plans to keep iPhone, iPad, iPod and even Mac users informed, using broadcasting. news from other media. And, as a novelty, it seems that soon it will be arriving at new locations, but apparently it will not be the only thing.
And it is that, according to the latest leaks, apparently this news service would soon incorporate a new form of subscription, for which interested users would have the possibility of making payments in exchange for being able to read certain magazines directly from the application itself.
IOS 12.2 beta code shows Apple News subscription service
Just a few days ago, from Apple released the first beta of iOS 12.2 for developers, which does not include too many news, but it is giving enough topics to talk about, because in the first place thanks to her we saw that Apple is working on some AirPods 2, but not only that, because recently we have even seen evidence of a new iPod touch. Now, apparently the clues are not going to stay there, since recently we have been able to know thanks to 9to5Mac some changes regarding Apple News.
And it is that, in this case, apparently making a series of modifications, it has been possible to appreciate how in iOS from Apple they would be working on launching "Apple News Magazines", a service through which interested parties could subscribe to different magazines To, in this way, pay directly for all of them and be able to enjoy them at any time from the different Apple products.
In this way, everything would be much easier, because all magazine subscriptions could be managed directly from a single application, without having to have a different one for each of them, and also, it would be a much simpler and at the same time more compatible way of receiving the editions. Now, despite this, for the moment we will have no choice but to keep waitingWell, at the moment we don't even know if all this is going to be real one day or if it will not.
