Everything Apple announced at WWDC 2018
The first day of Apple’s annual WWDC 2018 developer conference came and went, with myriad features, tools, and tidbits announced to the world. From...
Apple will likely debut Digital Health and ARKit 2.0 at WWDC, but no hardware
Apple’s plans for the 2018 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) keynote next week include a new “Digital Health” initiative and a major update to its...
Apple applies to expand Apple TV trademark to video games in over 60 countries
Although Apple’s gaming track record has largely rewarded enthusiasm with disappointment, a new Apple TV trademark application discovered by Patently Apple indicates that the company...
Nvidia cuts Shield TV to $180 ahead of Apple TV launch
Nvidia said today it is taking preorders for a $180 Shield TV set-top box with 16 gigabytes of memory. That’s about $20 off the...
Minecraft is launching on Apple TV this year
Minecraft creators have yet another platform to work with. Apple revealed today that Microsoft’s phenomenally popular block-building survival game Minecraft is coming to the...
Angry Birds maker Rovio bringing its ToonsTV cartoon app to Apple TV
Angry Birds mobile game publisher Rovio is announcing today that its ToonsTV animated cartoon channel is flying to the Apple TV platform. The move...
The Apple TV now lets you watch previews of apps before you download
Apple today announced that the App Store can now display app previews — short videos demonstrating an application’s capability — in listings for tvOS...
Disney Infinity 3.0 launches on Apple TV
Disney Infinity 3.0, the latest version of the toys-to-life game series that adds Star Wars to the mix, is out today for Apple TV. Disney Infinity is typically considered a traditional console experience, so many will likely watch its performance on Apple’s digital media player.
How to watch Twitch and Hitbox streams on your new Apple TV
If you want to watch videos on the latest version of the Apple TV, you have a few options available, including Netflix and YouTube....
New Apple TV beats Roku at its own game
The 4th generation Apple TV, with its app-based interface and an all-new touch-sensitive and voice-activated remote control takes a surprising number of pages out of Roku’s playbook. The question is, does it improve on--and ultimately beat--the Roku 3 as a smart TV experience?