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DVR company TiVo is working on an app that will enable its customers to watch their recordings on other televisions using a Roku device, Apple TV, or Fire TV. The upcoming product was recently spotted ... ( read original story ...)

In a surprise move that answers a longstanding request from many end users, TiVo at CES 2019 announced plans to release a tvOS app that will allow Apple TV users to watch live and recorded content ... ( read original story ...)

At CES 2019 this week, TiVo showcased new applications for the Apple TV, Fire TV, and Roku. The new apps will allow existing TiVo users to view live and recorded content on multiple TVs using ... ( read original story ...)

TiVo will launch apps for the Apple TV, Roku, and Fire TV device lineups later this year. The apps will allow viewers to watch live TV or recorded video on their sets, without the need for a TiVo Mini ... ( read original story ...)

... for Apple's AirPlay protocol into its main app, a move that would allow Android users to stream content to compatible devices like Apple TV. While a release timeline has yet to be announced ... ( read original story ...)

The initiative covers three features, specifically an iTunes app, Airplay 2 (including Siri via iOS devices ... TVs with Airplay 2 can be included in multi-room music setups, too. The Apple TV box sup... ( read original story ...)

The biggest surprise of CES this year came from Apple, a company that didn’t give a keynote speech, didn’t have a booth on the show floor, but nevertheless dominates the show year after year from afar ... ( read original story ...)