The Apple TV app is already running on various Smart TVs. Sony's PlayStation 4 & 5 consoles are now set to follow.
The company announced on the PlayStation blog that the Apple TV app will be rolled out on November 12th. It is set to debut at the same time as the PlayStation 5. The streaming application will also be available on the fourth generation of consoles. Users will be able to access Apple Original content as well as their own iTunes purchases. In addition to Sony, Microsoft will also provide the Apple TV app on its own Xbox. The application will reportedly be released in a similar time frame. Apple has been trying to make the application accessible on all platforms since the announcement of TV+ in March 2019.
Apple TV app conquers new platforms
Initially, the plan was not welcomed by every fan, but in recent months, things have changed. While Samsung and LG, for example, already offer the app, Sony TVs only received access to Apple's platform this month. By the way - on the Amazon Fire Stick, the ability to buy content is disabled because Apple and Amazon have not reached an agreement on how to share the revenue. This is different on the PlayStation version. Customers can subscribe directly to Apple TV+ and other Apple TV channels. is called it in the article:
Enjoy Apple TV+, Apple TV channels, new and popular movies, and personalized, curated recommendations on the Apple TV app. This means you can enjoy Apple Originals like Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet, Ted Lasso, and The Morning Show on Apple TV+, subscribe to premium channels, buy or rent movies and TV shows, and access Apple purchases. The Apple TV app will also be available on PS4.
In addition to the Apple TV app, PS5 users also get access to Disney+, Netflix, Spotify, Twitch and YouTube. Other services such as Amazon Prime are to follow. (Image: Apple)
