According to the organizers of the Television Critics Association Press Tour, Apple's new video service will wrap up the 12-day event with a January 19 presentation.
Although new episodes of M. Night Shyamalan's psychological thriller "Servant" and true crime series "Truth Be Told" are here, other content on Apple TV+ is just "coming soon". No matter how you look at it, it's definitely the weakest week for Apple's fledging service in terms of new minutes posted, just 53 days since its inception.
Apple TV+, Apple's new video-streaming service, could be shut out of Russia or face sever restrictions should it become too big, thanks to the country's new protectionist legislation.
Both episode six of "Truth Be Told" and episode seven of "Servant" are now available.
The season finale for two of Apple's most popular originals — "The Morning Show" and "For All Mankind" — debuted earlier this morning on the Apple TV+ video-streaming service.
Netflix, the leading force in video streaming, is making a limited television series about Stockholm, Sweden-based Spotify, the largest audio-streaming service hailing from Sweden.
"The Morning Show" has been nominated for best television drama series while Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon have been nominated for best actress in a drama series.
The Apple TV+ original film "Hala" is now available to stream via the Apple-branded service.
"Truth Be Told", Apple's new crime series, premiered on the company's Apple TV+ original video streaming service on Friday, December 6. The first three episodes are available as of today.
You can now add Plex to that growing list of consumer video services as the company today launched its ad-supported streaming service globally, offering not only Hollywood movies and TV shows but also extreme sports films, music documentaries, Bollywood musicals and more.
The new episode of "See" is now available on Apple TV+ a day early on Thanksgiving, and there are also new promotional videos discussing the process of filming this show.
Today is Thanksgiving in the United States, and it's also the official launch of M. Night Shyamalan's psychological thriller "Servant" whose first three episodes are now available to stream on Apple TV+, as promised earlier. Moreover, new episodes of "See", "The Morning Show" and "For All Mankind" are available in your Up Next queue in the TV app a day early.