The tags are powered by standard CR2032 batteries and are user-replacable, making it the first Apple device to let users easily replace the batteries in a long, long time. You can reset an AirTag by tapping with an iPhone or “NFC-capable device”-strange wording that implies maybe other non-Apple devices? (Update: John Gruber says this means “Android devices.”) Sorry, no dancing lady for you.Īn AirTag that has been separated from its owner for a long period of time will make an audible noise when it’s moved, as part of a privacy feature to let you know there’s a tag present. AirTagsĪirTags can be freely engraved, and offer a selection of emoji options-but only a selection. From an accessibility point, that would be a great feature of the podcast offering, since many podcasts don’t have the resources or wherewithal to provide one currently. And, from what I can tell, the deal with Apple isn’t exclusive, meaning that you can still run a membership program elsewhere as well.Īlso an interesting thing that I caught: one of the rights granted to Apple by putting your podcast up is the ability for Apple to create and make available transcripts (though it looks like creators can opt out). And according to my brief look at the terms, Apple will take a 30 percent commission on the first year of a subscription, with a drop to 15 percent if auto-renew is enabled.Īds and sponsorships can still be used in paid podcasts, and Apple doesn’t get a cut of those.
Subscriptions are monthly by default, with an annual option as well. And, like those other stores, it has similar terms: there’s a $19.99 annual charge for the Apple Podcasters Program, which is available starting today. Like Apple’s other digital stores, its new podcast marketplace allows users to pay creators directly. Unsurprisingly, you can only share your Apple Card with members of your Apple Family Sharing group.Īpple will also let you merge two Apple Card accounts if, say, two partners already each have one, and you get a higher shared credit limit while being able to keep the lower APR.Ĭredit reporting for members of the family over 18 is opt-in. Here are a few significant things that I’ve found so far. But with just about an hour of screen time, Apple’s certainly not going to talk about every little detail of its new announcements, which is why we all spend a lot of time combing the company’s website for the little tidbits that it doesn’t talk about. While you’re caught up in the whirlwind of an Apple event, it can be easy to fixate on what’s being said on stage. The fine print: What Apple didn’t talk about
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