A pair of new content options appeared on the Apple TV Tuesday, with users gaining access to A+E's "FYI" network, as well as "Feeln" from Hallmark.
Both new channels are automatically available to users of both the second- and third-generation "puck" style Apple TV. If the channels aren't appearing, users can reset their system to help expedite their availability.
The FYI Network requires that users authenticate with a participating cable provider, though some free content is available without logging in. The network was formerly known as the Biography Channel, but recently rebranded in July with a focus on programming "defined by the world we live in today."
Flagship programs on the FYI Network include "Sell This House," "Foo Factory," "Married at First Sight," "Celebrity House Hunting," and "Epic Meal Empire."
Feeln, however, is a subscription-based service from Hallmark. Users can access a one-week free trial, and after that access will run $4.99 per month, or $47.99 per year.
Feeln is a family-focused movie network, featuring Hollywood hits like "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," "Babe" and "Jerry Maguire," along with Hallmark Hall of Fame Movies and original short films.