Apple Television

Rogers, BCE reportedly in talks with Apple Inc. to become Canadian launch partners for Apple iTV

By Chris Parsons, Monday, Feb 6, 2012 a 11:52 pm

The rumors surrounding an Apple's iTV television don't seem to be slowing down, and now a report has come out suggesting that two of Canada's top telecommunications companies, Rogers and Bell, are in talks to provide content for the still-unannounced, unreleased device.

What new hardware are you most looking forward to from Apple in 2012?

By Georgia, Sunday, Jan 29, 2012 a 4:51 pm

There are a thousand rumors floating around about new Apple hardware this year but we're only interested in one -- your most wanted. As expected, both CES 2012 and Macworld 2012 have come and gone without a peep from Apple, but they did give us an education event with some iBooks 2, iBooks Author, and iTunes U goodness. But I'm about ready for new hardware.

Crazy rumor pegs Siri-powered Apple OLED iTV television set for spring release

By Rene Ritchie, Thursday, Jan 26, 2012 a 4:19 pm

Could Apple have an Siri-powered, OLED equipped iTV television set to debut this April or May? So a source within a "major electronics retailer" would have TechnoBuffalo believe.

Speaking on conditions of anonymity, the source said they’ve seen “gorgeous, very thin” pre-production versions of the set in person, and that they employ OLED panels at various sizes up to 42-inches.

Apple TV doing well, 2.8 million sold last year with record sales in December

By Chris Parsons, Tuesday, Jan 24, 2012 a 6:21 pm

Apple's Q1 2012 results have now been announced and to no one's surprise, it was another record breaking quarter.

What do you want to see in an Apple iTV television set?

By Georgia, Tuesday, Jan 17, 2012 a 12:54 pm

Apple television -- iTV if you're trendy -- rumors just won't quit, but rather than bloggers and analysts, we're curious what you, the super smart members of the iMore Nation think Apple might have in store for your big living room screens?

Rumor: 50-inch Apple television already in Jonathan Ive's design lab

By Andrew Wray, Wednesday, Jan 4, 2012 a 7:02 pm

USA Today, based on sources who have previously worked at Apple, is contributing some more information to the increasingly large Apple Television rumor pile.

Apple is said to be looking at a 42-inch or larger LCD TV with built-in Wi-Fi. Inside the locked-down studio of Jonathan Ive, senior vice president of industrial design at Apple, there's a slick 50-inch TV, according to the source who worked at Apple.

Rumor: Again with the Siri-powered Apple Television coming late 2012

By Andrew Wray, Wednesday, Dec 28, 2011 a 9:41 am

Digitimes, the hit-or-miss rumor news site, has additional speculation from industry sources that Apple may be looking to Foxconn for assembly orders of their upcoming Siri-powered Apple Television, in addition to a number of potential bids for contracting component production.

Rumor: 32 and 37-inch Apple Television coming in late 2012

By Andrew Wray, Tuesday, Dec 27, 2011 a 10:36 am

Randomly accurate rumor site, Digitimes has word from "industry sources" that suppliers are starting to build materials for 32- and 37-inch Apple Televisions for release in the second or third quarter of 2012.

Instead of a form of set-top box (STB) like the Apple TV launched in 2006, Apple's new products will be full TV sets, the sources added [...] The displays of the new iTV sets will focus on 32 and 37-inch sizes initially, noted sources in the supply chain.

More details emerge of Apple's plans to concur the Television set

By Andrew Wray, Monday, Dec 19, 2011 a 9:29 am

Rumors of an Apple Television just won't quit, and this new one from The Wall Street Journal pegs Apple ramping up for a release in the not-so-distant future with features like Siri voice-control, built-in AirPlay streaming and more.

Siri used to control home television set

By Andrew Wray, Wednesday, Dec 7, 2011 a 4:20 pm

With rumors ramping up of a Siri-controlled Apple television coming from Apple, Todd Treece was able to beat them to the punch and get Siri to fully control his television set using an Arduino IR remote setup and SiriProxy.

We've seen Siri do amazing things like start your car and control your home thermostat using SiriProxy as well, but this setup actually shows the power of having Siri used as a remote control for your TV.