Apple introduced Apple One in 2020, providing an easy way for avid Apple users to subscribe to multiple services at once, and get a nice bundle discount for doing so. It offers three tiers, and its remained that way since it launched. However, I think Apple would benefit greatly from offering a fourth tier, capturing a key demographic.

Apple One tiers

Currently, Apple One offers three tiers: Individual, Family, and Premier.

Individual comes in at $19.95/month, offering Apple Music, Apple Arcade, Apple TV+, and 50GB of iCloud+ storage. Family comes in at $26.95/month, bumping up your iCloud+ storage to 200GB, and enabling family sharing for all of your services. Last but not least, Premier comes in at $37.95/month, giving users access to Apple Fitness+ and Apple News+, as well as a full 2TB of iCloud+ storage.

Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo today reiterated that the A20 chip in iPhone 18 models will be manufactured with TSMC’s 2nm process.

Kuo said TSMC’s trial production of 2nm chips has now reached yields well above the 60-70% range. The yield refers to the percentage of functional chips that can be obtained per silicon wafer, which is essentially a large, circular disc of chips.

Kuo first said that the A20 chip would be 2nm around six months ago, and another analyst Jeff Pu said likewise earlier this week.

The thinner casing of the expected iPhone Fold means a smaller battery, but a new leak backs up claims that Apple plans to mitigate this by improving power efficiency.

It’s previously been reported that Apple — and Samsung — are having difficulties making thinner batteries. More recently, leaker ”Mobile Phone Chip Expert” has claimed that Apple is concentrating on extending battery life by improving power efficiency in the iPhone fold’s display.

Now leaker yeux1122 has backed up this report, saying (in translation) that Apple will ”achieve the goal of slimming the battery by improving the Display Driver Integrated Circuit (DDI),” in particular.

The DDI controls operation of the display. If Apple can make that more efficient, it will lower both overall power consumption and heat output.

Following the introduction of the iPhone 16e, new iPads and Macs, and some new accessories over the past month, what will Apple’s next product announcement be? Based on rumors, a second-generation AirTag item tracker is likely next up.

Last year, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reported that a new AirTag would be released around the middle of 2025. More recently, a leaker known as Kosutami claimed that Apple plans to release a new AirTag in May or June this year. Both of those timeframes suggest that the next AirTag is a few months away from launching.