Apple TV is great for more than just cord cutters. You can do all sorts of cool things, right on your TV!
Apple TV isn’t just for watching Netflix or AirPlaying your iPhone or Mac. There are a ton of great games that you can play alone or with family and friends. Here are our favorites.
Playing games with friends is always better, and your Apple TV has plenty of multiplayer games that are a blast to play with friends and family. Here are my top picks for the best multiplayer games for your Apple TV.
In anticipation of the upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple has updated its apps so you can catch all the announcements you care about.
Xbox one, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Nintendo Switch get it first.
While the new Apple TV is fantastic for watching your favorite movies, TV shows, and viral videos, and it can handle 1080p 60fps gaming, it's also a full-fledged platform with a wide variety of apps available. Because it's an Apple TV, they do all skew towards the video and the visual, but in a multitude of delightful ways.
Here's a very quick look at every Apple TV app available on launch day. Since there aren't any categories or top lists yet, the only way you can find every app is by searching... which takes a while. So... we did it for you!
Earlier today a financial analyst "reported" that Apple would be holding an Apple TV SDK event sometime in March. We didn't link to it because financial analysts have a lousy track record when it comes to Apple predictions, and whomever they're writing for, it's not media and it's not customers, and I couldn't think of a timely enough way to poke fun at it. However, Jim Dalrymple of The...
Developer Steve Troughton-Smith has discovered that you can install iOS apps on the new iOS Apple TV, you just can't launch them yet because Apple TV lacks the capacity to do so. So, not only is the AppleTV set up for installing applications (of UIDeviceFamily 3), but the installation actually works Of course, adding that capability will no doubt be high on the jailbreak to-do...
Apple has an Apple TV apps engineer, if LinkedIn is to be believed. What that means exactly is unknown -- maybe they simply engineered the built-in Netflix and YouTube apps -- but as MacRumors points out: the internal view that the Apple TV is simply a collection of apps seems to be in line with future third-party expansion. Since Apple TV (2010) is running iOS, it's probably not...