Crash-prone HBO Max Apple TV app will be overhauled by end of 2021

The Apple TV app for HBO Max will be updated with a new version by the end of 2021, according to a report, with a WarnerMedia executive confirming the service's smart TV apps will be overhauled.

Malcolm Owen 4 years ago 10

Apple refunding HBO subscribers, offers HBO Max discount

Following the death of HBO's Apple TV Channel, Apple on Thursday offered customers a refund for any unused portion of their subscription and a discount for HBO Max.

AppleInsider Staff 4 years ago 9

HBO officially kills Apple TV Channels integration

HBO is officially ending its Apple TV Channel on July 22, prompting users to create an HBO Max account to continue using the service.

Mike Peterson 4 years ago 13

Ad-supported HBO Max option coming in June

AT&T announced on Friday that it plans to launch a cheaper ad-supported version of HBO Max in June.

Will Shanklin 5 years ago 13

May 2020 in review: iPhone 12 leaked, MacBook Pro 13-inch gets the new keyboard

We were used to being in lockdown by now, and so was Apple. While still having no events, the company put out an extremely popular new 13-inch MacBook Pro, and did begin to reopen some of its stores.

William Gallagher 5 years ago 0

Warner Bros' 2021 films will release simultaneously in theaters and on HBO Max

Warner Bros. will release 17 films, including "The Matrix 4" and "Dune" to its streaming service for a full month alongside theatrical releases.

Amber Neely 5 years ago 31

WarnerMedia retiring HBO Go, rebranding HBO Now to just HBO

In an attempt to consolidate services and alleviate confusion, WarnerMedia announces plans to retire HBO Go and rebrand HBO Now as simply "HBO."

Amber Neely 5 years ago 11

HBO pulls Apple TV Channels integration following HBO Max debut

Hours after HBO launched its long-awaited HBO Max app on iOS, Apple TV and other platforms on Wednesday, the AT&T-owned company has pulled streaming integration with Apple TV Channels.

Mikey Campbell 6 years ago 10

HBO Now not available on 2nd & 3rd generation Apple TVs

Following a one-month extension, HBO Now is no longer available to use on the second-generation and third-generation Apple TV, leaving users with the prospect of upgrading to a newer model or performing a workaround to continue accessing the service.

Malcolm Owen 6 years ago 12

HBO Max will have iPhone, iPad, & Apple TV apps at launch

HBO Max will be available to view on all Apple devices from launch, with the video streaming service set to work on iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and fourth-generation Apple TV devices from May 27, with Apple also providing extra assistance to help existing HBO subscribers and HBO Now users.

Malcolm Owen 6 years ago 11

HBO Max to launch on May 27 with 10,000 hours of content

Set to replace HBO Now at some point soon, the new HBO Max curates over ten thousand hours of content for all ages, drawing from an extensive, 100-year old library owned by WarnerMedia.

Amber Neely 6 years ago 22

HBO extends streaming support for the 2nd and 3rd generation Apple TV

HBO has inched back the choice to pull HBO Now and HBO Go apps from older Apple TV products in late April to give users more time to make updates while dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.

Amber Neely 6 years ago 4

You can still play HBO Go or YouTube on an old Apple TV after it gets abandoned

As users report being unable to access DRM-protected YouTube content on their third generation Apple TV, HBO has officially announced that it is abandoning early Apple TV models too. But, you can still stream the content to the set-top with an iPhone and AirPlay.

William Gallagher 6 years ago 19

HBO ex-CEO Richard Plepler negotiating Apple TV+ content deal

Apple appears to be on the cusp of signing an Apple TV+ content deal with RLP & Company, helmed by former HBO chief executive Richard Plepler.

Mike Wuerthele 6 years ago 8

WarnerMedia announces HBO Max with content from CNN, DC, Adult Swim & more

WarnerMedia on Tuesday revealed a long-promised streaming service as HBO Max, which while including HBO shows will go beyond them to offer content from a variety of Warner brands.

Roger Fingas 6 years ago 8

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