Apple unveiled the first details of its new, long-awaited TV streaming service. As the tech giant teased last week, the news came out of a press conference from the Steve Jobs Theater at the Apple campus in Cupertino, California.
Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, announced that the new streaming service will be called Apple TV+. Starting this fall, Apple TV+ will be available on the new Apple TV app. The new Apple TV app is coming to Mac, Smart TV’s (Samsung, Vizio, LG, Sony), Roku, and Amazon Fire TV. This will be an ad-free service, with all of the original content available for download. While no mention of cost was announced, Apple said that pricing information will be revealed later this fall.
Source: IGN.com Apple Unveils TV Streaming Service