Apple files new Apple TV interface patent with clues to its future on-demand service
February 5th, 2019 | by Brad Gibson
Apple hints at its future video streaming service, divulging conceptual ideas in a patent filing of its graphic user interface.
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Super Bowl LIII sets new streaming records
February 5th, 2019 | by Brad Gibson
Super Bowl LIII didn't have as many viewers on TV as in past years, but streaming numbers set new records.
Analyst: Apple should take $189B, buy Netflix, and guarantee its video service success
February 5th, 2019 | by Brad Gibson
One Wall Street analyst thinks Apple should just buy Netflix for billions and stop trying to build a streaming service from scratch.
Another report, another rumor…Apple’s AirPlay 2 coming to Roku devices
February 4th, 2019 | by Brad Gibson
Apple and Roku are again reportedly talking to bring AirPlay 2 to Roku media streamers, and possibly Roku-based TVs.
More U.S. households now have Netflix than pay TV, study says
February 4th, 2019 | by Brad Gibson
More Americans are watching Netflix than pay TV as acceptance of streaming services grows even among older consumers, a new study shows.
Amazon’s Prime Video X-Ray feature finally arrives on Apple TV. Here’s how to use it
February 2nd, 2019 | by Brad Gibson
With IMDb, Amazon’s ‘X-Ray’ feature comes to Prime Video on Apple TV, but maybe not without updating the app first.
How will you watch the Super Bowl? Survey shows only 10% plan to stream
February 2nd, 2019 | by Brad Gibson
Super Bowl watchers in a new poll plan to steer clear of streaming the game versus watching on cable or OTA. Latency was an issue.
Your definitive Apple TV guide to watching Super Bowl 53
February 1st, 2019 | by Brad Gibson
There are lots of ways to watch Super Bowl LIII streaming on Apple TV (many free). Here's your complete guide.
EXCLUSIVE: After passing on Apple TV for Roku, Comcast won’t develop a tvOS app for its 21+ million cable customers
February 1st, 2019 | by Brad Gibson
A major blow to Apple & Apple TV as Comcast goes with a Roku solution for its cable systems and won’t develop a tvOS app.
Locast launching free streaming local TV in Baltimore & DC beginning Friday
January 31st, 2019 | by Brad Gibson
Locast.org has announced an expansion to Baltimore and Washington, DC on Friday with local TV broadcast channels streaming for free.
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