Apple TV+ expands children's lineup with 'Yo Gabba Gabba!' & orders new series
Apple is extending its deal with 'Peanuts' company WildBrain to add the classic 'Yo Gabba Gabba!' series to Apple TV+, as well as 20 new episodes.
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Apple has the best privacy amongst all of the video streaming providers
The Apple TV and Apple TV+ provided the best privacy among streaming hardware and services, though some of its policies aren't entirely transparent, according to a new report.
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ESPN, ABC News apps to end third-generation Apple TV support in October
The ESPN and ABC News apps will stop supporting the third-generation Apple TV beginning in early October, according to a message shown within the apps.
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Apple customers increasingly attached to brand during COVID
Apple's customers have expressed an increasingly strong emotional attachment to the brand during the COVID-19 pandemic as they become more reliant on the company and its services, according to a new study.
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Apple TV+ getting trio of new children's shows with fall debuts
Amongst the trio of new shows, actor and producer Joseph Gordon-Levitt will have a second show on Apple TV+, with new children's animated series debuting on September 24.
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Apple TV+ original 'On the Rocks' hits Blu-Ray and DVD on Oct. 26
Apple TV+ comedy "On the Rocks" will be the streaming service's first original film to see physical release, with the movie set for distribution by Lionsgate Home Entertainment.
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Apple TV+ to stream '9/11: Inside the President's War Room' free on Sept. 11
Following the release of "9/11: Inside the President's War Room," Apple on Friday published a trailer for the Apple TV+ original that documents the immediate aftermath of the Sept. 11 terror attacks in 2001.
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Apple wins rights to documentary 'The Fight Before Christmas'
Apple TV+ recently won global rights to documentary film "The Fight Before Christmas," which follows the story of a North Idaho man bent on bringing a massive Christmas event to his neighborhood.
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Ted Lasso acquiesces to demands, sends 50 boxes of biscuits to Wrexham AFC
Ted Lasso, or rather Apple TV+, has caved to demands from actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, the new owners of football club Wrexham AFC who in August threatened to sue over a "Ted Lasso" joke if tasty, tasty biscuits were not delivered before the team's season opener.
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