Apple's new TV app is now available to download via the App Store for those running the iOS 10.2 betas, further confirming that the final release of the updated iPhone and iPad software is just around the corner. Whilst everyone can see the new TV app in the App Store, only those with the beta software installed are able to download it. For everyone else, the GET button is greyed out, preventing it from being pressed.
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