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Apple on Wednesday highlighted how customers used its own services in 2020 and looked ahead at what could come next in 2021.
The company noted that, as its customers adapted to a new normal of staying at home, they turned to “expertly curated apps, news, music, podcasts, TV shows, movies, and more to stay entertained, informed, connected, and fit.”
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