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Apple has updated the design of the virtual Apple TV Remote for the iOS 27 Release Candidate, which was released yesterday, and there are two new features that have been added to the iPhone app’s interface.
If you really know your stuff about streaming services, you’ll know that Apple TV is the home of consistently high-quality content — and its new Australian thriller Last Seenis no exception.
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John Ternus has finally taken over as CEO of Apple, and his term could kickstart a wave of new and redefined Apple devices. It all starts next week with the “Surprise and Shine” iPhone event.
The trailer for Apple TV’s Being Heumannis here, and the new moviehas the potential to follow in CODA’s footsteps when it streams on November 13.
Apple TV has a slightly unusual problem for a streaming service: It has some of the best TV on television, but not much else. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. In fact, Apple has spent the past few years building one of the strongest original-programming libraries in streaming. “Severance,” “The Morning Show,” “Ted Lasso,” “Slow…
Apple today informed MacRumors and others that the Apple TV streaming service is receiving a price increase in the U.S. starting today.
Apple TV has bought the worldwide rights to “Small Prophets,” breaking with how it normally operates in acquiring an existing English-language hit rather than commissioning a show of its own from the start.
Apple TV, home to Widow’s Bay, Severance, Ted Lasso, Silo, Slow Horses, and more, is putting up its subscription prices in the US. Access to the entertainment platform will now set you back $14.99 a month rather than $12.99 a month.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Apple is reorganizing parts of its brick-and-mortar stores this fall to make room for new home products.