Apple today announced the launch of its 2022 Holiday Gift Guide and seasonal content for its services.


Starting today, Apple’s annual Holiday Gift Guide is available on its website to help customers choose the right gift more easily. At the same time, Apple Stores around the world offer personalized help with holiday shopping, gift recommendations, and delivery and pickup options. Apple also highlighted its trade-in values, carrier offers, free engraving, financing options, device setup assistance, and expanded return policies.

In addition to the Holiday Gift Guide, Apple announced the premiere of Spirited on Apple TV+ later this month, a musical holiday comedy starring Ryan Reynolds and Will Ferrell, and playlists Carols Covered and Classical Carols Covered on Apple Music.

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