Just as it began selling combined access to CBS All Access and Showtime for a discount last month, Apple's latest hire suggests that the Cupertino company may explore selling a wider bundle of channels through its Apple TV+ video-streaming service.
According to a new report Wednesday, Apple is mulling keeping its free Apple TV+ access offer after November, when first trial accounts are set to expire, but with a reduced period of time.
Once again, Netflix has been spotted testing a new Shuffle Play button for its collection of streaming movies and TV shows with a small subset of its customer base.
As announced earlier, the new comedy series "Ted Lasso," along with the political coming-of-age documentary "Boys State," on Friday became available to watch on Apple TV+.
Apple has registered the domain AppleOriginalProductions.com, but there was no content or redirect active at that URL at post time.
NBCUniversal, the entertainment conglomerate owned by Comcast, yesterday launched its new video-streaming service, dubbed Peacock, on the iPhone, iPad and Apple TV.
Apple on Tuesday shared an announcement trailer for "Ted Lasso," a new comedy series launching through its Apple TV+ streaming service on Friday, August 14.
Apple TV+ typically updates its programming on Friday and this week is no exception. If you're looking to watch something new this weekend, the company's original video streaming service now hosts two new shows whilst adding a major Hollywood movie to its roster — "Greyhound," a much-awaited WWII epic written and starred by Tom Hanks.
The upcoming WWII epic "Greyhound" is launching on Apple TV+ this Friday, marking the first time a Tom Hanks movie is debuting on a streaming service. Ahead of its Apple TV+ premiere, the iPhone maker today shared an inside-look video in which the project's screenwriter and main star talks about the importance of the Battle of Atlantic in 1942.
As the Apple TV+ video-streaming service approaches its first anniversary with free 12-month trials scheduled to expire this November, Apple yesterday released a new trailer which is meant to retain customers by teasing both its slate of original shows and upcoming programming.
"The Banker", the flick that Apple purchased last year about social change and financial literacy, is temporarily available to stream via Apple TV+ without a subscription.
As promised, "Dads", a new documentary film from director Bryce Dallas Howard, today became available to watch on Apple TV+ ahead of Father's Day on Sunday, June 21.