Apple launches Major League Soccer streaming service
Apple is now allowing streaming TV viewers to sign up for its new Major League Soccer streaming service.
Apple TV Plus (Apple TV+) is a subscription streaming television service owned by Apple. In addition to original programming, Apple TV Plus allows customers to subscribe to third party services, including Showtime, Epix and others.
Apple is now allowing streaming TV viewers to sign up for its new Major League Soccer streaming service.
Apple is increasing the price of its Apple TV Plus, Apple Music and Apple One subscriptions, starting immediately.
Apple is working on a version of its Apple TV Plus streaming service that will include advertisements, according to a report.
The new operating system expands support for game controllers and offers new features like support for HDR 10+ and updated fitness metrics.
For sports fans, having live games spread across broadcast, cable and streaming has made for a chaotic television viewing experience.
Apple executives met with the NFL Commissioner earlier this month, fueling speculation over NFL Sunday Ticket.
Apple will serve as the exclusive streaming partner for all Major League Soccer games starting next year.
Apple’s coverage of Friday Night Baseball will be produced by Major League Baseball’s television network.
T-Mobile is allowing some customers to get an extended free trial of Apple’s streaming TV service.
Computer hardware and services giant Apple says it will invest more than $430 billion in the United States over the next five years.