Keyword: Apple

With the streaming wars intensifying, the “aggregation wars” are poised for greater activity as well: everyone wants a piece of this pie.

Subscription video streaming services are increasing their share of the money consumers spend each year on internet TV and movies.

Apple finally told the world how much its upcoming video streaming service, Apple TV+, will cost, and the aggressive price prompted a stock sell-off for rivals Disney and Netflix.

The replacement for the traditional program grid might not be a smoother, sleeker table of channels and times. Instead, many viewers may navigate their way through an array of app icons.

IMDb TV, an ad-supported streaming video service owned by Amazon, is launching on the official IMDb app for Android and iOS devices.

Apple TV+ will be an important part of Apple’s growing services revenues going forward, but one analyst says the service is going to need a lot of subscribers to make much of an impact.

Key details about Apple TV+, the company’s upcoming video streaming service, are still in frustratingly short supply. But MacRumors has uncovered what could be some interesting information.

The Apple TV+ service was first introduced by the Cupertino, California, company at a celebrity-saturated event in March.

As promised, support for Apple AirPlay 2.0 and HomeKit is rolling out via updates to Vizio SmartCast TVs and certain LG smart TVs in the U.S.

A common trope maintains that the words “Apple” and “less expensive” don’t belong in the same sentence. But the company could benefit from putting a cheaper Apple TV out into the world.