Proton VPN is now available on Apple TV & Vision Pro
Proton VPN for Apple TV means you can watch what you want, where you want, and protect your own privacy when you do.
Category: Apple TV
With Submerged, Apple shows a fresh opportunity for artistic expression
This is exciting and worth making note of: Apple has just introduced Submerged, the first scripted film captured in Immersive Video
Apple makes smart services push to boost its reach in India
Apple has tied up a services deal that means Music and TV+ will be experienced by millions of subscribers across India.
Apple TV+ may come to Android (but we’ve heard this before)
Apple’s recruitment website carries a post searching for an Android Software Engineer to “help build an application used by millions to watch and discover TV and sports”.
Is Apple TV+ breaking out in streaming? It might be
AppleTV+ maintains its momentum from 2023 with strong subscriber growth, as momentum continues – but may need to widen its content to keep those eyeballs tuned.
Apple introduces a free app for sports fans
“We created Apple Sports to give sports fans what they want — an app that delivers incredibly fast access to scores and stats,” said services head, Eddy Cue.
You can now VPN your Apple TV for security and more
Things have changed for Apple TV, with both NordVPN and Express VPN now offering VPN protection apps for the Apple set top box, great for enterprise and consumer users
Rumor: Apple plots global streaming F1 deal for Apple TV+
In 2019 a Formula One report confirmed the sport is responsible for 256,000 tones of CO2 emissions each season. Now Apple may want to stream the shows.
Apple in India plots iPhone 15 and TV+ services push
Apple may plan to sell the first Made in India iPhones in the country on global launch day for the first time, and launches interesting TV+ bundle with Tata.
An ESPN deal may give Apple big slice of ‘ultimate story’
A slice of ESPN? ‘I think this is something for Cupertino that they’re looking to go after. Live sports content is the golden goose,’ says Wedbush analyst.
