Hot on the heels of yesterday's addition of Tastemade, Young Hollywood and TED, Apple has today added another new channel to its Apple TV lineup in the form of CNNGo. More details can be found right after the break.
Apple has just added three new channels to Apple TV in the U.S., including TED, Tastemade, and Young Hollywood. Head over the jump for more information on this new development.
According to a new report, Apple could be looking to launch its own Internet based TV service in the fourth quarter of 2015, with support for over 25 channels. A rather surprising but welcome news, head over the jump for further information on this purported development.
In the lead-up to today's Spring Forward event, it was strongly rumored that Apple would continue its efforts to boost the content roster of Apple TV by striking a deal with HBO. Long considered an authority in the broadcasting game, Apple has today confirmed that HBO Now is coming to its set-top as well as iOS devices, with the former also receiving a welcome price-drop.
A new report suggests that Apple and HBO are in talks to bring the service provider's new Web-only channel to Apple TV. More details on the news can be found right after the break.
Apple TV 4 could release this fall in 2015, according to an analyst. More details on the development can be found here.
Following hot on the heels of the addition of the Cricket Australia channel, the Cupertino giant has taken the opportunity to provide a refresh for United States based consumers using its Apple TV set-top box.
If you have even the vaguest grasp on Australian culture, you'll know that the sport of cricket is popular across the nation. In fact, it's quite a massive deal to many Aussie sports fans, and so today's news that Apple TV now includes its very own Cricket Australia channel will surely appease cricket lovers down under.
Anyone who has ever owned an Apple TV will more than likely agree that it's time for the company to introduce relatively major changes. Apple has historically referred to the Apple TV as a "hobby" project on more than one occasion, but with speculation mounting that third-party developers will see a dedicated Apple TV SDK sooner rather than later, it would appear that the set-top box has transcended beyond being just a lucrative hobby for Apple.
The YouTube App for Apple TV has just been updated, bringing the client in line with variants found on other platforms. With a better streamlined interface to ease users' access to functions such as subscriptions and search, akin to the design found on other set-top box clients, the new YouTube app is now also ad-supported.
