Apple TV+ continues its science fiction push with a trailer for the upcoming futuristic drama “Swan Song” set to premiere on the streaming platform on December 17, 2021.
Apple TV+ has been a source of documentaries right out of the gate. And, ever since the original video streaming service went live, it has been adding to that library of content ever since. And today marks yet another new addition coming soon to the service.
Apple still holds a firm hold on the podcasts market in general, even as companies like Spotify try to take that crown on a regular basis. And while hosting a lot of different options is one way to go, most people know that original podcasts are yet another way to secure return listeners.
Apple TV+ has shared a first-look video at its upcoming family-friendly show, dubbed “Hello, Jack! The Kindness Show,” scheduled to premiere on November 5.
Last time we heard about High Desert, an upcoming comedy series for Apple TV+, it was September of 2020. But now, more than a year later and we actually have some new news to share on the upcoming show. And it's more people joining the cast.
There was a time not too long ago when it seemed like Apple was signing new first-look deals with companies and creators on a regular basis. Things have cooled down quite a bit since then, on that front at least, but today revitalizes things a bit.
The Apple TV+ science fiction show “Foundation” brings impressive worlds to your screen. As evidenced by Apple's new featurette, this monumental show based on the award-winning novels by Isaac Asimov was filmed in over a half-dozen countries.
Are you looking to get your eyeballs in front of a brand new travel series? How about one starring Eugene Levy from Schitt's Creek? Well then you are in luck, because Apple TV+ is here to give you exactly what you want.
Watch the first-look video for “Finch”, an upcoming Apple TV+ sci-fi drama starring Tom Hanks that's scheduled to begin streaming on Friday, November 5.
Producers of the new Apple TV+ sports-themed show “Swagger” inspired by NBA superstar Kevin Durant’s experiences share what it took to make a show about the unforgiving world of youth basketball in America.
M. Night Shyamalan, who executive produces the series Servant for Apple TV+, has a plan for the thriller. It appears that he might actually have the chance to pull it off, too. To get there, we'll need to wait for the third season premiere, which is slated to happen at the beginning of 2022.
Availability for services is important. It's how any service picks up customers. Which is why it's equally important for even a company like Apple to reach beyond its walled garden. And, indeed, Apple TV+ is available across devices and platforms, with one more big new addition in the works.