In addition to launching high-end smartphones, tablets and computers in the market, Apple provides various services in the form of Apple Pay, Apple Arcade, Apple Music and more, which are undoubtedly doing quite well. Now the Cupertino giant aims to further expand its service portfolio with a food delivery service, according to analyst Mark Gurman. Check out the details below to find out more.
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Apple is rumored to launch some new services for its loyal customers in the coming months. Gurman says the company is already focusing on two new ones, including an iPhone/iPad subscription service and a "buy now, pay later" financing service for Apple Pay.
While the former is expected to allow people to subscribe to Apple products, the latter option could let them buy Apple products and services on EMI.
And there is another service as well. In a recent edition of his Power On newsletter, Gurman reported that Apple has been "exploring" a new Instacart-like service with deeper integration with Apple Health. For the unaware, Instacart is similar to Swiggy's Instamart grocery pickup and delivery service that allows customers to order general groceries from local stores and have them delivered to their doorstep.
