It may be a groundbreaking high-tech piece of TV entertainment, but the interactive Black Mirror movie Bandersnatch is off limits if you happen to be using the highest-rated high-tech TV setup.
That would be the Apple TV, the 4K model of which we rec…
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Apple TV 4K is the most essential product Apple makes
Essentials Week spotlights unexpected items that make our daily lives just a little bit better.
What is the most essential Apple gadget? Put another way: Which of the trillion-dollar company’s beautifully-designed devices would a jaded Apple fanboy …
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Essentials Week spotlights unexpected items that make our daily lives just a little bit better.
What is the most essential Apple gadget? Put another way: Which of the trillion-dollar company’s beautifully-designed devices would a jaded Apple fanboy …
View More Apple TV 4K is the most essential product Apple makesApple reportedly looked at a lower-priced streaming TV dongle
Apple is lacking a low-priced streaming TV competitor, but that could’ve potentially changed.
According to a report published by The Information, Apple looked at a streaming TV dongle-like device to capture that lower end of the market, citing people…
Apple products are pricier than ever. Why that’s bad news for its future.
Apple has launched a bevy of new products this fall, from iPhones to iPads to laptops and more. Some are fantastic upgrades, others are perhaps more questionable, but whatever the merits of any particular new device, there’s one thing that’s indisput…
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Want live TV over the internet? Today you have several options, including Hulu, YouTube TV, PlayStation Vue, and more. It’s hard to remember, though, but there was a time when there were virtually no options for consumers who wanted to cut the cord. Sure, services like Netflix and Vudu provided plenty of titles via on demand, but current content was scattered across myriad websites and services, and it didn’t do a good job of replicating the TV experience.
Then Sling TV came along. Launched by satellite powerhouse Dish Network in January 2015, Sling TV wasn’t the first over-the-top (OTT) video service, but it was the first to get it right, both in terms of user experience and offerings. It made deals to package several popular TV channels live over the internet, including — crucially — ESPN. Since then it’s expanded in terms of both content and features, now offering dozens of channels, a cloud DVR, and even its own streaming box, the AirTV Player. Read more…
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Steve Carell is coming back to TV for the first time since ‘The Office’
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Apple’s upcoming TV streaming service has added another television legend to its roster of stars for its inaugural season — and he’s kind of a big deal.
Steve Carell, who has entirely eschewed TV roles since The Office went off the air in 2013, will return to television to team up with Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston for one of the Apple service’s original programs.
As said in The Hollywood Reporter, the yet-untitled show is about working for a Good Morning America–type morning program and is based off of Brian Stelter’s book Top of the Morning: Inside the Cutthroat World of Morning TV. Read more…
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View More Steve Carell is coming back to TV for the first time since ‘The Office’Apple reportedly plans to give away its TV content, because that worked well with U2
Apple has answered two questions in one day, or rather a CNBC report citing someone within the company has. Why are the shows it’s planning so allegedly boring? And what does it plan to do to get a foot in the door in an increasingly competitive streaming-media market? They’re going to repeat the success they had with U2’s “Songs of Innocence” and just shunt it right onto everyone’s device.
View More Apple reportedly plans to give away its TV content, because that worked well with U2Here’s when Apple’s new watchOS and tvOS updates will be available
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Apple just unveiled its latest lineup of iPhones and Apple Watches and, even if you don’t plan on upgrading, you’ll soon be able to update your existing gadgets.
With the launch of the new products, Apple will also officially release the latest versions of its software, including watchOS 5 and tvOS 12. Both updates will arrive on September 17, alongside iOS 12.
First unveiled in June at WWDC, watchOS 5 adds a suite of new features, including support for podcasts and improved Siri integration (you no longer need to begin queries with “Hey Siri”). The update also makes some web pages viewable directly on your wrist — a first for the Apple Watch — and adds a new Walkie-Talkie feature. Read more…
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View More Here’s when Apple’s new watchOS and tvOS updates will be availableHQ Trivia’s downloads drop off as it hits Apple TV
HQ Trivia’s app store ranking has continued to sink the past three months, but it’s hoping a new version on your television could revitalize growth. HQ today launched an Apple TV app that lets users play the twice-daily live quiz game alongside iOS Android players. “Everything about the game is still the same – same […]
View More HQ Trivia’s downloads drop off as it hits Apple TVApple’s Shortcuts will flip the switch on Siri’s potential
Matthew Cassinelli Contributor Share on Twitter Matthew Cassinelli is a former member of the Workflow team and works as an independent writer and consultant. He previously worked as a data analyst for VaynerMedia. At WWDC, Apple pitched Shortcuts as a way to ”take advantage of the power of apps” and ”expose quick actions to Siri.” […]
View More Apple’s Shortcuts will flip the switch on Siri’s potentialApple could bundle TV, music and news in a single subscription
According to a report from The Information, Apple could choose to bundle all its media offerings into a single subscription. While Apple’s main media subscription product is currently Apple Music, it’s no secret that the company is investing in other areas. In particular, Apple has bought the distribution rights of many TV shows. But nobody […]
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