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Apple’s Cryptic Campaign Sparks Speculation About Apple TV+ Surprise

The Streaming Wars Staff
December 30, 2024
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Apple’s Services Revenue Hits Record $25 Billion in Q4 as iPhone Sales and New AI Features Boost Overall Growth

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Apple has been building anticipation for a special Apple TV+ event scheduled for January 4 and 5, 2025. The company has been teasing the announcement on social media with cryptic messages and the tagline “See for yourself,” accompanied by scenes from various Apple TV+ shows. While Apple has not disclosed specifics, the teasers have sparked significant speculation among fans and industry watchers.

Some believe Apple might offer free access to Apple TV+ for the weekend, allowing viewers to explore the platform’s catalog without a subscription. Others suggest the event could involve previews of upcoming 2025 content or exclusive announcements. This type of promotion wouldn’t be entirely unprecedented, as Apple previously offered selected Apple TV+ content for free for a limited time in 2020.

Adding to the excitement, Apple recently released an eight-minute teaser for the highly anticipated second season of Severance. The preview is available under the “Bonus Content” section in the Apple TV app, marking nearly three years since the series’ first season concluded.

Apple TV+ debuted in 2019 with a modest library of original content but has since grown to feature approximately 270 titles. The platform has garnered multiple prestigious awards, solidifying its reputation for quality programming. Currently priced at $9.99 per month in the U.S., Apple TV+ also offers a seven-day free trial or up to three months of complimentary access with the purchase of a new Apple device.

The January event, strategically set over the weekend, could be Apple’s way of showcasing its expanding content library to a broader audience. Whether through free access, sneak peeks, or other surprises, the event promises to set the stage for Apple TV+ in 2025.

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