Disney has just announced a $12.99 bundle of Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ subscription. Here’s everything you need to know about this.

ESPN today launched ESPN+, the new direct-to-consumer platform from Disney that was first announced just over a week ago.

ESPN has released an updated version of its Apple TV app that will allow users to watch up to four multiple streams simultaneously, with the new MultiCast feature coming to the Apple TV for the first time.

ESPN has today updated its ESPN and WatchESPN iOS apps, giving them both access to iOS 10’s Single sign-on feature among other things. Both of the newly updated apps can be downloaded from the App Store right now.

Here’s how you can watch Cricket World Cup 2015 live stream using ESPN without needing a cable TV subscription. Complete details can be found right here past the jump.

Yesterday, Apple TV added several new services to its roster, including the Disney Channel, VEVO and the Smithsonian Channel, among a plethora of others. Continuing in that vein, sports fans today get their fill with the news that WatchESPN’s content – which was a part of Apple TV 5.3 update – has been expanded once more, brining both ESPNews and ESPN Deportes to the fore. With a wide selection of ESPN services already available through Apple TV even before this update, the Apple set-top is really growing in its appeal to the sports lovers, and with both ESPNews and ESPN Deportes also hitting the WatchESPN app for iOS, those on the iPhone and iPad can also join in the fun.

This has to be one of the most awaited apps for the sports fanatics who would want to watch sports live on the go on their smartphones. For now, the app has only been released for iPhone and iPod touch but there is an iPad optimized version in pipeline that is expected to be available by May.