Apple is updating the Apple TV to make it easier to find and play videos and other content. During the company’s Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple showed off new features that are coming to Apple TV users this fall. A developer preview is available starting today. There are a number of apps that allow you to […]
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New Apple TV is now available for $149
The first version of the Apple TV to support an App Store and Siri voice recognition is now available for purchase. You can pick up a model with 32GB of storage for $149 or pay an extra $50 to get twice the storage space. If that price seems steep, you can still buy a 3rd-generation […]
2015 Apple TV to ship by end of October
The next-gen Apple TV is Apple’s first set-top-box to support an App Store for third-party apps and games and to feature support for voice controls thanks to Siri. Apple unveiled the new Apple TV in September. Now CEO Tim Cook says you’ll be able to order one October 26th, with purchases shipping by the end of […]
Amazon Prime Video ain’t coming to Chromecast or Apple TV (and Amazon doesn’t want to sell them to you)
Want to stream Amazon Prime Video to your TV? You can buy a Smart TV with the feature baked in or pick up a Roku, Amazon Fire TV, or other supported device. But you can’t use an Apple TV, Google Chromecast, or Google Nexus Player because none of those devices work with Prime Video. Whose […]
Lilbits 307: Phones with folding displays?
Flexible display technologies been under development for years, but the closest thing we’ve gotten to devices with displays that can actually bend are phones like Samsung’s “Edge” phones with curved glass edges and the LG G Flex line of phones which are not only curved, but which can also flex a bit without breaking. But […]
The new Apple TV has an app store, Siri support
Apple is launching the biggest update to its Apple TV lineup in years. The new Apple TV is still a small box that you can stick next to your TV to stream music or videos from iTunes or third-party services. But Apple TV can now also run third-party apps and games thanks to its new […]
Report: Next-gen Apple TV coming in October for $149 and up
Apple’s next TV box is expected to be the first version of the Apple TV to support Siri voice controls, have a touch-sensitive remote control, and feature the App Store for third-party apps and games. So it’s not a huge surprise that it’ll probably cost more than the current Apple TV, which sells for $69. […]
Next-gen Apple TV could support games, apps, Siri
As Apple’s September 9th event approaches, folks are continuing to make (sometimes educated) guesses about the company’s plans. Some rumors suggest new iPhone 6S and iPhone 6 Plus smartphones with Force Touch support are on the way, while others focus on updated Apple TV hardware. Now 9to5Mac has a detailed look at what we might […]
Apple TV update coming in September… maybe
Apple may be planning to launch a new version of its Apple TV this fall. BuzzFeed reports that unnamed sources familiar with Apple’s plans for its set-top box claim the company is definitely launching Apple TV 4 this September. We’ve heard this rumor before. In fact, BuzzFeed previously predicted that an Apple TV refresh was happening this […]
Apps coming to Apple TV… probably, eventually
Apple may not have launched any new Apple TV hardware at the WWDC conference this week. But it looks like there may be some major Apple TV news on the horizon. The latest iOS developer tools include hints that Apple TV will be able to support third-party apps in the future. Right now Apple TV […]
Report: Next-gen Apple TV (with Siri and App Store) coming this year
Apple launched the first Apple TV box more than 8 years ago, offering users a way to watch iTunes content on a TV. Since then the company has improved the hardware and added support for streaming content from other devices through AirPlay. But the $69 Apple TV the company sells today isn’t really all that […]
WSJ: Apple could launch internet TV platform this fall
Apple may be preparing to launch a new internet TV service later this year, featuring live broadcasts from around 25 channels as well as a large library of on-demand content. The Wall Street Journal reports the service would cost about $30 to $40 per month, which would set it apart from other subscription-based internet video services […]