Do you happen to be a fan of the trivia game Trivia Crack? If so, Netflix might have some good news for you today. The streaming service is about ready to launch a brand new interactive series, and it's based on that particular trivia game.
There's no definite timeline for production turnaround when it comes to a film or series. So, for example, despite the fact Slow Horses starring Gary Oldman (The Dark Knight, Darkest Hour) was initially confirmed to be heading to Apple TV+ in November of 2019, we still haven't been able to watch the series. Despite the fact other shows and films have been announced and launched between then and now.
Some months are going to be slower than others when it comes to new content available on Apple TV+. The good news for folks who are looking for something fresh to dive into, this is not a slow month. And here you'll get a quick look at what's being added to the digital library in March.
TikTok video length has officially increased so now your uploads can be up to ten minutes long vs. short 15-seconds clips that the service started out with.
Netflix's Fast Laughs feature, basically a TikTok-inspired feed of amusing 30-second clips, is now rolling out to compatible TV devices and could also soon launch on the Apple TV streaming box after previously debuting on smartphones.
It has been over a year since we last heard about the upcoming international drama Pachinko, which is set in not only South Korea, but also Japan and the United States. To that end, the series is also told across three languages, and while it has grand ambitions about its scale, it's still meant to be an intimate story.
A second season of the Apple TV+ animated series “The Snoopy Show” inspired by the Peanuts comic strip by Charles M. Schulz will be premiering on Apple's video service in March. As a bonus, the Cupertino company announced that Apple TV+ will also host more Peanuts originals and classic specials beginning March 2022.
Google has rolled out a new indicator that will appear around a channel avatar on mobile whenever that channel is broadcasting live on YouTube.
CODA is one of the best films available to watch on Apple TV+. It has also picked up quite a few award nominations and wins since its debut in 2021. Of course, earning several different Oscar nominations really helps it stand out. And just in case you're someone who is swayed by those types of nominations, and you feel okay going out to a theater, you'll be able to see the film on the big screen, at no cost to you, for a limited time.
YouTube TV is adding picture-in-picture support to its iPhone and iPad app “soon” but it will be arriving a few years later than we would have expected in an ideal world.
Throughout the year 2020, Apple TV+ was on a bit of a tear announcing new projects and first-look signings. But the whole entertainment industry was rattled by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, including Apple. So while many projects probably could have seen the light of day in 2021, that didn't end up happening. So now it's a bit of an avalanche.
News first broke about a new dramatic, limited TV series called The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey back in 2020. Things got quiet throughout 2021, but now that 2022 is here we can actually look forward to watching it. And to help build up some attention, we finally have the first official trailer.