Apple will lay details of its metamorphosis from an iPhone company into a hardware + services one tomorrow. Ahead of the star-studded "It's Showtime" event, The Wall Street Journal has published interesting tidbits surrounding the company's upcoming new subscription services.
Jennifer Aniston executive produces and stars in Apple's upcoming drama series revolving around the lives of TV personalities and their unique challenges, and now first images from the project's set on the downtown Los Angeles have leaked ahead of Apple's big video-streaming reveal at its star-studded "It's Showtime" event scheduled for next Monday.
Pieces of Apple's video-streaming puzzle are slowly but surely falling into place ahead of the March 25 reveal, with a new report offering previously unknown tidbits concerning channel bundles and video hosting.
Following the official unveiling on March 25, Apple's long awaited streaming TV service will launch with licensed television shows and movies while Apple's own original content will be coming to the platform no earlier than the fall, or possibly even later.
AT&T's subsidiary DirecTV is raising prices across the board for all current users who will start seeing a $10 price hike on their selected streaming plan from April 12, 2019.
According to Bloomberg, Disney CEO Bob Iger's seat on Apple's board of directors could be at risk because Apple's streaming TV service product slated for launch later this year could easily turn the two friendly companies which share a board connection into fierce competitors.
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.
Apple's rumored video-streaming service is launching in April or May with original content free for Apple device owners and a platform to subscribe to other digital media services.
Netflix today updated its video-streaming app for iPhone and iPad app with the ability to simultaneously stream different television shows and movies on your iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV devices without having to upgrade your account to a more expensive tier.
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 TV could have been the ultimate set-top box if only Apple's engineers equipped it with DVR capabilities and cable input so we could also watch and record live television. TiVo's new software for Apple TV, Fire TV and Roku should help fix that, to a certain extent.
Following official confirmations from Samsung, LG and Vizio that their Smart TV sets will soon integrate support for AirPlay 2, Apple has now confirmed that other leading television manufacturers will bring support for both AirPlay and HomeKit technologies to their products.