Apple News+ Launches in the UK and Australia

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Apple reported they launched its subscription news and magazine service, Apple News+ in the UK and Australia.

Now Apple News+ subscribers will get the opportunity to access more than 150 publications in Apple News+, with one month free trial available for testing the service before paying the monthly fee of £9.99 (UK) or $14.99 (Australia).

Among the available magazines and publications in the UK are The Times and The Sunday Times, Cosmopolitan UK, Elle UK, Esquire UK, FourFourTwo, Empire, Hello!, Cyclist and Grazia, as well as US-based newspapers and magazines such as The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg Businessweek, National Geographic, Rolling Stone, Vox, etc.

The magazines and publications in Australia feature The Australian, The Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, The Courier Mail, The Advertiser, Vogue, Australian Women’s Health, Elle, The Australian Women’s Weekly, Harper’s Bazaar Australia, GQ, Australian Men’s Health, Delicious and Australian Geographic, as well as US and UK-based newspapers and magazines.

The subscription news and magazine service Apple News+ has been available in the United States and Canada since March 2019, and it has been created for presenting magazine and news content in a media rich format on iPhone and iPad.

A few month ago, Apple announced that Apple News+ would come to the UK and Australia as part of iOS 13, however, the service is also available for users with iOS 12.2 or later and the ones using macOS 10.14.4 and later versions.

Apple News+ was built using Texture, which is a now-discontinued magazine subscription service that Apple purchased last year. By now, it has received some criticism for its formatting and confusing interface, however, Apple has made improvements since the U.S. launch of the service.