Apple isn't keen on releasing any numbers itself, as far as Apple TV+ is concerned. But, according to a new report, this last weekend was a pretty good stretch of time for the streaming service.
Netflix is experimenting with a sleep timer in the mobile app that could potentially release publicly across all Netflix platforms should the feature prove itself successful with test users.
While Apple started handing out free trials for Apple TV+ at the same time, not everyone jumped on board the opportunity at once. As a result, some folks' free trials are expiring before others. But Apple is making sure those folks don't get left behind.
“Palmer,” a new drama starring Justin Timberlake, with Oscar-nominee June Squibb co-starring alongside Timberlake, has now premiered on the Apple TV+ streaming service.
It has been almost a year since news broke about a potential limited series around the rise and fall of the company WeWork coming to Apple TV+. But now a full series order has finally been given.
It might not have happened as quickly as some other series renewals, but the wait is finally over. So to speak. Apple TV+ has renewed its spy drama, Tehran, for a second season.
Apple TV+ may not have as much content as other streaming services (something that customers might not like at at the moment), but that doesn't mean Apple isn't trying to fix that. New projects are revealed on a semi-regular basis, after all. Today, for instance, we have yet another series reportedly coming to the service.
In July of 2020, news broke that Justin Timberlake (Trolls) would star in an upcoming drama called Palmer, and that the film would premiere on Apple TV+. It wouldn't be until December of last year that we saw the official trailer. Now, ahead of its launch date, Apple's launched a featurette to remind us the film's coming soon.
Apple seems to be able to snag recurring works from some major names, despite bidding wars for new content. For instance, Apple TV+ will be the home for yet another project from Hillary Rodham Clinton and Chelsea Clinton.
When Apple TV+ launched in 2019, Apple was gracious enough to include a year's worth of free service for eligible customers. And then the company decided to extend that trial not just once, but twice, and that may ultimately be a problem for the company moving forward.
Another day, another project unveiled for Apple TV+. This time around it's another series, which will see one of the many heroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe taking up the lead role.
ViacomCBS has officially confirmed today that its new streaming service, dubbed Paramount+, is launching in the United States and Latin America on Thursday, March 4.