Apple Expands iCloud+ With Free Access to TV+, Arcade, and Music Select in Israel
Apple has announced a significant upgrade to its iCloud+ cloud service, now including access to Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and Apple Music Select for users in Israel. This expansion, part of a global rollout to over 100 countries, integrates premium video content, a library of over 200 games, and specialized radio stations into the existing iCloud+ subscription at no additional cost.
The updated iCloud+ package now bundles cloud storage with Apple's original video content, featuring dramas, comedies, and family films. New episodes and projects are added weekly. Gamers will benefit from the inclusion of Apple Arcade, offering titles like Football Manager 26 Touch and NBA 2K26 Arcade Edition, all without ads or in-app purchases.
Additionally, Apple Music Select provides curated playlists, current charts, and nostalgic selections from the 1980s and 1990s. The core iCloud+ features, such as privacy protection and family sharing for up to five relatives, remain intact. Users can activate these new entertainment options through their device settings.
Eddy Cue, Apple's Senior Vice President, highlighted that combining storage with media services enhances user convenience. The report also references a previous article from "Cursor" about purchasing power in Israel.
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