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Apple's Online Store Is Down

Apple experienced a widespread outage affecting developers and end users. The disruption impacted the App Store, iTunes Store, and other services. These issues have since been fixed.

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Reports indicate a service outage following the previous update on Apple Upgrade leasing.

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  1. Apple Services Face Widespread Outage

    Apple experienced a widespread outage affecting developers and end users. The disruption impacted the App Store, iTunes Store, and other services. These issues have since been fixed.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • Apple services including the App Store and iTunes Store were down for some users for the second time in a week.
    • Apple revenue and profits beat expectations due to iPhone sales, though services missed targets.
    confidence 70%

  2. Apple Launches Klarna-Backed Device Leasing Program

    Apple introduced a new leasing program called Apple Upgrade. The service uses Klarna to provide device financing. It is currently available in the U.S. but not in Canada.

    What's confirmed:

    • Apple launched a device leasing program called Apple Upgrade backed by Klarna.
    • The Apple Upgrade program is available in the U.S.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • Apple Upgrade is not available for Canadians.
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  3. Apple Resolves Service Outages for Music and TV

    Apple has fixed technical issues that affected Apple TV, Apple Music, and other services. The company confirmed the resolution via its Developer website. These outages follow a previous disruption to the Apple online store.

    What's confirmed:

    • Apple stated that all problems listed on its Developer website have been resolved.
    • Outages affected Apple TV, Apple Music, and other services for some users.
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  4. Apple Online Store Returns with Price Increases

    Apple's online store experienced a temporary outage while the company performed updates. The store has since returned to service. This restoration coincided with significant price hikes for Macs and iPads.

    What's confirmed:

    • Apple's online store went down with a message stating "We'll be right back" and "We're making updates."
    • The Apple Store is back online with significant price increases affecting Macs and iPads.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • The outage may have been related to the launch of the 2026 Back to School program or new devices.
    • Price increases may be linked to the cost of the artificial intelligence boom.
    confidence 90%