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There weren’t too many unexpected curve balls delivered at Apple’s iPhone 5s launch event today, but among the kerfuffle of gold iPhones and slow-mo cameras Apple also made some tweaks to its AppleCare+ Coverage.
As noted by TechCrunch, Apple has increased the service fees attached to AppleCare+ by $30 to $79 which covers 2 incidences of accidental damage, and the plan – which extends coverage for an additional year from the purchase date – remains at $99.
It’s also worth noting that AppleCare+ is now available in Europe for the first time, in the UK, Italy and France, and it’s also now available for iPod Classics and the iPod Touch too.
➤ AppleCare+ [via TechCrunch]
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