Apple is holding a major press event on March 25 under the tagline "It's showtime" to finally take the wraps off its upcoming video-streaming service. Ahead of the presser, the iPhone maker has previewed some of its original programming to select members of the press.
Apple its holding a star-studded press conference on March 25 to reveal the extent of its video-streaming project, with a new report this morning from claiming that some of Apple's original video programming will be available at no charge to owners of its devices.
The extent of Apple's video efforts will be know on March 25, with a new report claims the Cupertino company isn't leaving anything to chances: the firm's allegedly hired specialists to woo Hollywood insiders to help it win prestigious awards like the Oscars and Emmys.
Not a week goes by without a Spotify announcement. Just as we've recently learned that the Swedish music-service's mobile app will come preloaded on Samsung's Galaxy S10 and other new devices, news broke this morning that the firm is now offering Hulu's ad-supported plan to Spotify subscribers in the United States at no additional charge.
Apple is turning the 1981 Terry Gilliam-directed fantasy film "Time Bandits" into a new original series and we're hearing it's signed director Taika Waititi who worked on "Thor: Ragnarok".
Apple will unveil a "paid" (there you have it) video-streaming service at a press event on March 25 and has invited a bunch of Hollywood celebrities to attend, including director JJ Abrams as well as actresses Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Garner.
You can put an unnamed scripted comedy series by "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" stars Charlie Day and Rob McElhenney on the list of Apple's ever-growing content library of original video programming coming to its rumored video-streaming service later this year.
According to a new report, Apple is reportedly aiming to add support for subscribing to streaming services through its TV app for iOS and tvOS around mid-April 2019.
Apple is apparently collaborating with indie entertainment studio A24 to produce original movies for its upcoming streaming service, with Variety reporting yesterday that the companies' first project will be a feature film directed by Sofia Coppola, starring Bill Murray and Rashida Jones of “The Office” and “Parks and Recreation”.
An unexpected news came Sunday from Samsung Electronics ahead of CES 2019 as the South Korean conglomerate announced that its Smart TV sets will soon pick up support for Apple's AirPlay 2 media streaming technology, as well as a new iTunes Movies and TV Shows app.
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Just days following news that Apple had landed all-new exclusive Peanuts content for an upcoming streaming service to be launched in the second half of 2019, word arrived Monday of another exclusive deal, this one with the “Fast and Furious” director Justin Lin.