I’d imagine they’d just roll it into AppleOne when time comes. Even if it were standalone at $30 it would be competitive for those more outdoorsy.
A lot of folks on online forums really don’t understand how shocking it is to even offer this kind of service for free for a year, much less two or more.
$30 wouldn’t be competitive at all. A basic Garmin InReach subscription is $15 a month.
With Apples massive user base, they should be able to just include it in Apple One or as a standalone for a couple bucks a month. They would instantly have more revenue just from that than Garmin does from InReach.
Yeah, I was comparing against the $30 plan since it’s effectively an unlimited plan now and throw a few dollars at not having to buy a separate device.
Though Iridium (InReach) is a bit more robust than Globalstar and you can get weather/etc…
I’d imagine they’d just roll it into AppleOne when time comes. Even if it were standalone at $30 it would be competitive for those more outdoorsy.
A lot of folks on online forums really don’t understand how shocking it is to even offer this kind of service for free for a year, much less two or more.
$30 wouldn’t be competitive at all. A basic Garmin InReach subscription is $15 a month.
With Apples massive user base, they should be able to just include it in Apple One or as a standalone for a couple bucks a month. They would instantly have more revenue just from that than Garmin does from InReach.
Yeah, I was comparing against the $30 plan since it’s effectively an unlimited plan now and throw a few dollars at not having to buy a separate device.
Though Iridium (InReach) is a bit more robust than Globalstar and you can get weather/etc…