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Apple Inc.’s plan to reinvent cable TV is starting to look a lot like the strategy of its rival Amazon.com Inc. For the first time, Apple plans to begin selling subscriptions to certain video services directly via its TV app, rather than asking users to ... ( read original story ...)

Apple is apparently looking to sell subscriptions to streaming services through its TV App on the iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. At the moment subscriptions are sold through individual apps, for example Netflix is sold through the Netflix app. According to a ... ( read original story ...)

For the first time, Apple plans to begin selling subscriptions to certain video services directly via its TV app, rather than asking users to subscribe to them through apps individually downloaded from the App Store, according to people familiar with the ... ( read original story ...)

Here are the steps you need to take to turn this feature off: Once enabled, you will be able to simply press the Menu button on the Apple TV remote, three times. This will quickly toggle VoiceOver on or off without fiddling with the Settings menu. ( read original story ...)

Home app: Apple TV can serve as a HomeKit hub for running automations and remote access and Siri on tvOS can control HomeKit, but there’s no Home app for Apple TV. Home for Apple TV could even focus on video feeds primarily since it’s a TV app. ( read original story ...)

Games developed for tvOS have been lumbered with inevitable depth and scale limitations, along with their need to cater for the fiddly, imprecise controls afforded by the Apple TV’s small remote control. Now, though, the Apple TV is on the verge of ... ( read original story ...)

Apple seems to be positioning its TV app as a hub for TV and video streaming services. It has been revealed that the Cupertino giant is currently planning to offer subscriptions to streaming services via the app. Bloomberg revealed Thursday that Apple is ... ( read original story ...)