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Based on the timestamps at The Verge’s liveblog, Apple spent a total of 17 minutes and 20 seconds talking about Apple News Plus - and only 1 minute and 10 seconds of that were spent on the non-magazine content. It’s pretty evident that Apple doesn’t consider the newsier part of the package all that critical to the bundle. From the digital natives, that’s three brands from New York magazine (Vulture, The Cut, Grub Street), a new product from Vox (The Highlight), TechCrunch’s subscription product Extra Crunch, and The Skimm. In newspapers, that’s The Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times.

In addition to all those magazines, Apple News Plus will include some content from a few non-magazine publishers.

Apple News Plus subscribers will get issues and select stories from them highlighted in their main feed and a separate tab that is basically Texture reskinned with the same design aesthetic Apple’s other flagship apps got in iOS 10.

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The current free content in Apple News will remain unchanged - the same editor-curated stories and packages, the same personalized stories, the same interfaces.

(Among the new magazines I could find in Plus: Cricket, Edge, FourFourTwo, All About History, Alta, Babybug, and BBC Gardeners’ World.) Apple says News Plus has 300-plus (or is that 300+?) magazines, but the chances are good that the ones you’ve heard of were already on Texture, which currently lists 204 magazines.

Apple News Plus is, like Texture, fundamentally about giving you access to issues of magazines.

The more we learn about it, the more it looks like a thin revision of Texture. I think we need to get more comfortable with the fact that the paid Apple News reveal next week is going to be super disappointing. But Texture’s origin story also limits what this important new product can accomplish. Texture isn’t bad! I’m a happy paying user, and it does some things well. And “based on” is probably an understatement it’s pretty much Texture squeezed into the Apple News interface. Apple News Plus is based on Texture, the Hulu-for-magazines app that Apple bought last year. I’m disappointed, I have to say, though that may just be a case of my hopes being too high. Make it Apple News Plus.) You can watch the keynote here the Apple News part starts about 6:30 in. It’s called…Apple News Plus? Apple News+? News+ seems to be the official branding (a shift that began in iOS 12.2 beta 4), but the  character doesn’t show up on most non-Apple devices, so let’s go with Apple News+. Premium costs $30 a year, but there are also many in-app purchases for various packs.Apple announced its much-anticipated premium news service today.

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This includes access to over 1000 elements, VideoGrids up to 1-minute in length, full HD VideoGrids, no ads, and more.

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PhotoGrid is free to download and use, but you can get even more out of the app with a Premium Plan. PhotoGrid also has over 300 different layout templates, custom tool options, watermark and text support, and more. Since PhotoGrid is designed for sharing to social media, it has different ratios that you can work with, including Facebook cover, Apple Watch, A4, A3, and more. And if you're working with multiple videos in a collage, you can synchronize all of your clips so that they are aligned to the same moment in time.

And if your video is too long, no worries! PhotoGrid has a video trimmer, so you can cut it down to a short-and-sweet length for the social media feeds without leaving the app. With PhotoGrid, you can combine both still images and video into a single collage and share it easily with your friends on social media. Not only does PhotoGrid make collages with your photos, but it also works with video! PhotoGrid is one of the more popular collage making apps, and for good reason.