Apple TV+ is a subscription video streaming service for $9.99 a month that includes high-quality original shows and movies, including Best Picture winner “CODA,” popular sitcoms “Severance ...

Apple TV+ is home to some outstanding original programming. Apple’s main goal with this free weekend is to hook you on some of its shows so you’ll fork out the cash for its subscription.

Apple first raised the price of Apple TV+ for new and existing subscribers in October 2022, when it kicked the subscription from $4.99 (the price point it originally launched with in November 2019 ...

Apple TV+, on the other hand, has little non-original programming. In the past few months Apple TV+ started carrying about 50 non-original films at a time on a rotating basis.

Apple TV+ is coming on thick and fast with firm favourite TV shows: The Morning Show, Hijack, Foundation, Slow Horses and more. Here's what you need to know.

Apple recently announced that it’s increasing the monthly price of a subscription to Apple TV+ from $4.99 to $6.99. This 40% price hike is the first time the streamer has raised its price since ...

Apple TV users can add their MLS Season Pass add-on for $9.99 per month. Apple TV+ subscribers get the MLS Season Pass add-on for free, but it renews at full price in 2025.

With “Lessons in Chemistry,” Apple TV+’s adaptation of Bonnie Garmus’ 2022 best-selling novel, Brie Larson finally has a chance to shed the “Ms. Marvel” spandex and play a real ...

Apple doesn’t release actual numbers, so we don’t know how many people are really watching these titles. But compared to other TV+ movies, at least, they seem to be doing pretty well.

Apple TV+ gives you access to a slate of original movies, shows, and documentaries created by Apple specifically for their streaming service. This is an ad-free, subscription-based service.

Apple TV+ may be new to the streaming scene, but it already has stolen mindshare from the streaming giants like Netflix using a simple tool — prestige. Here's how.

Apple TV+ still has a much smaller library than Netflix and Amazon, which recently closed an $8.45-billion acquisition of Beverly Hills studio MGM and its 4,000-film catalog.