Apple is charging high prices to purchase or rent its “F1: The Movie” blockbuster hit, which makes theater popcorn look like a bargain, but that's actually nothing new.
Why pay $20 to rent when $25 buys you “F1: The Movie” forever?
Apple is charging high prices to purchase or rent its “F1: The Movie” blockbuster hit, which makes theater popcorn look like a bargain, but that's actually nothing new.
Apple has made several older Apple TV+ original movies available to purchase or rent within the built-in TV app, including “CODA” and “Greyhound.”
iOS 18.5 brings seamless purchases in Apple's TV app to compatible third-party streaming devices such as smart TVs with the “Buy with iPhone” feature.
Read the official iOS 18.5 release notes from Apple to learn about the new features, bug fixes and security patches in this iPhone update.
Apple and EA Sports will provide a free live stream of select MLS Season Pass matches through the official FC Mobile app on the iPhone and iPad.
The iOS 18.1 software has introduced a new section dubbed Watchlist in the Apple TV app, replacing some of the functionality of your Up Next queue.
If you have a PlayStation 4 or 5 console but don't subscribe to Apple TV+, you can get three months of free programming in a new Sony deal.
InSight in the Apple TV app on iOS 18, iPadOS 18 and tvOS 18 brings dynamic info about actors and music in the current TV show or movie scene.
A job listing indicates that a native Apple TV app to stream Apple TV+ shows and movies on Android phones and tablets is in development, at long last.
The iTunes Store only sells music and ringtones now, with a splash screen telling folks to buy or rent movies and TV shows via the Apple TV app instead.
The Zoom Apple TV app brings videoconferencing to the big screen in your living room, with support for the Continuity Camera feature on the iPhone and iPad.
A new icon in the shape of a headset marks movies offering a 3D stereoscopic playback experience on Apple's upcoming Vision Pro headset.