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Apple’s latest round of price increases has expanded beyond Macs and iPads, reaching subscriptions, cloud storage, protection plans, and selected iPhone markets. The changes suggest the company is no longer treating higher costs as a temporary problem limited to computers and tablets, but as a broader pressure affecting several parts of its ecosystem. Last month, Apple raised prices across its Mac and iPad lineups worldwide after citing sharply higher memory and storage costs driven by demand from AI data centers. The company has now followed with increases for Apple Music and Apple One in multiple markets, iCloud+ in eight countries, AppleCare+ for new Mac and iPad plans, and iPhone models in Japan. …
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