Users will get all the same functionality that they can expect from the Cupertino-based company's own Apple TV set-top box as well as the Apple TV app on other platforms. Not only will users be able to watch Apple's new exclusive TV shows, but also purchased and rented movies and shows from their existing iTunes media library.
It had previously been announced that Fire TV hardware would be on the list of products that would support Apple TV. The app can already be used on recent Samsung smart TVs as well as Roku devices, with other manufacturers including LG and Sony set to be supported in the near future.
Amazon's Fire TV Stick (2nd gen) and Fire TV Stick 4K will be supported around the world including and the Fire TV Basic Edition which is available in many other countries is also eligible. Fire TV-enabled smart TVs and soundbars from Toshiba and other companies, according to Amazon's official announcement. However the first-gen Fire TV Stick as well as the original Fire TV devices are not going to be able to run the Apple TV app.
Users who have an Alexa-enabled voice remote can simply ask their devices to "find the Apple TV app", and after it has been downloaded and installed, it can be launched with a voice command as well.
While users will be able to watch previously purchased or rented iTunes content, they will still need other devices to add anything new to their iTunes libraries. Subscribing to Apple TV+ will also require an Apple device such as an iPhone, iPad, Mac or PC, or users can visit Apple's website to sign up.
Apple's slate of programming for the Apple TV+ service includes The Morning Show, For All Mankind, Isaac Asimov's Foundation series, and Dickinson. It will cost $5 per month in the US but will be available with a free seven-day trial period, and one subscription can be used by up to six people in a Family Sharing group.
Anyone who has purchased a new iPhone, iPad, Mac, iPod touch or Apple TV since September 10 is eligible for a free one-year subscription.
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