Thank you! I’ll have to check, but I think it’s an option on my Sony 900.Now that it is on Sony TVs, I assume it will be coming to Android TV soon as announced last year.
Thank you! I’ll have to check, but I think it’s an option on my Sony 900.Now that it is on Sony TVs, I assume it will be coming to Android TV soon as announced last year.
It is definitely on the Roku.Well, I was wrong. I don’t see Apple TV as an option, unless maybe it’s via the Sideload Launcher. Sony XBR-65X900F. Installed 7/11/18.
Will check Rokus later.
Well, I was wrong. I don’t see Apple TV as an option, unless maybe it’s via the Sideload Launcher. Sony XBR-65X900F. Installed 7/11/18.
Will check Rokus later.
I installed it last week on a new 900H. I'm new to the Android TV world, no idea if Apple TV availability is model dependent.
Nope...unless you use a different email address.Ok. My Roku on the MBR gets Apple TV just fine. Maybe taking the seven day free trial just to watch Greyhound and dump it. Say, it’s a year later and Foundation comes out. Will I be eligible for another free seven day trial?
Unless he buys a Apple product and he might get Apple TV for free for a year.Nope...unless you use a different email address.
Not even that. Apple stopped that one already.Unless he buys a Apple product and he might get Apple TV for free for a year.
The Apple TV app is also coming to the new Chromecast with Google TV (and maybe other Android TV devices) in "early 2021".Yes, it is getting to be available everywhere.
I just noticed this trailer exclusively on Apple TV+ supposedly coming August of this year: Asimov's Foundation!
Which hopefully isn't the equivalent of Dish's "soon."The Apple TV app is also coming to the new Chromecast with Google TV (and maybe other Android TV devices) in "early 2021".
Which hopefully isn't the equivalent of Dish's "soon."
Yeah. I don't see why it should be delayed. I mean, Apple already has their app available for certain Android TV devices (Sony smart TVs) and the codebase can't be much different from the Fire TV version of the app which has been out for 16 months now. Only extra work to get it on the new Chromecast, I think, would be to work with Google to get the (relatively small) Apple TV+ catalog integrated into the Google TV content tracking system to work with its watchlist, universal search, and suggestions engine.
From posts in the Roku community about the AppleTV app it seems that Apple wants to certify each box before it allows it to be installed. That certainly could be a reason that it isn’t on quite a few devices out there.
I tried to sideload a couple different APKs for the AppleTV app onto my ATT TV AndroidTV box. Installed fine but either complained about needing FireTV base software or Sony TV base software depending on which APK I used.