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Apple offers its premium TV streaming service for its devices but soon you might start seeing ads like Netflix and Disney+ users. News 

Apple is considering introducing advertisements to its Apple TV+ service, which may not be well-received by viewers.

Adriana Marais,

As streaming platforms gain more viewers, the need to push ads is becoming more apparent. Most popular streaming apps now have a plan that pushes ads, and even Netflix is part of the list. However, we may see another big name join these ranks. Apple is reportedly planning ads on its Apple TV+ platform, which likely won’t go down well with its subscribers. The company recently hired an advertising executive that seems to have stoked those fears, and it would be surprising if Apple doesn’t follow suit and introduce ads…

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Apple has raised the subscription prices of its various subscription services, including Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and Apple News+, in the US and other regions. News 

Apple Increases Prices of TV+ and Arcade Subscriptions Ahead of ‘Scary Fast’ Event: Here’s What You Need to Know

Adriana Marais, , ,

Days before its “Scary Fast” event, where it is expected to unveil new Macs, Apple has raised subscription prices for its various subscription services, including Apple TV+, Apple Arcade and Apple News+, in the US and other regions. Starting with Apple TV+, the video streaming service now costs $9.99, down from $6.99 per month. Notably, Apple TV+ also received a price increase in 2022, going from $4.99 to $6.99. Apple Arcade, on the other hand, has received a price increase for the first time ever. It now costs $6.99, down…

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With Apple entering the Over-The-Top (OTT) streaming services market through Tata’s marketplace, the already fierce competition in the quickly evolving landscape of OTT in India will only grow fiercer. (Tata Play Binge) News 

Exploring the Impact of Apple TV+ and Tata Play Binge’s Partnership on Indian Content Viewers

Adriana Marais, ,

Apple TV+ and Tata Play Binge have joined forces to broaden the reach of Apple Originals in India, granting Indian viewers access to a wider range of international content. The recent integration of Apple TV with Tata Play Binge represents a significant move and a strategic decision that will help the company strengthen its foothold in the Indian market. Oliver Schusser, Apple’s vice president of Apple Entertainment Services & Beats, said, “We couldn’t be more excited that Tata Play Binge subscribers in India will be able to enjoy acclaimed series…

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Apple has uploaded the first episode of sci-fi series Silo on its Apple TV Twitter account. It is free to watch, but how did they upload an hour-long episode on Twitter? Here's the answer. News 

Apple Shares Hour-Long Episode Of Silo On Twitter

Jim Hendler, ,

The initial episode of Apple’s Sci-Fi original TV series, Silo, has been shared on the Apple TV Twitter account. This allows Twitter users to freely watch the first episode without subscribing to Apple TV+. Nevertheless, it is intriguing to consider how Apple managed to upload the hour-long ‘Freedom Day’ episode on Twitter. Simply put, this was only possible thanks to Twitter Blue’s feature that allows paying subscribers to upload long videos in 1080p resolution. Musk, who was behind Twitter’s recent overhaul after buying the microblogging platform for a whopping $45…

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Apple TV Plus is available in over 100 countries (Apple) News 

Apple to refund credits to Apple TV Plus subscribers until June

Adriana Marais, , ,

Apple will reimburse credits to Apple TV Plus subscribers until June. The move comes after the company extended the free trial program last month. Refund is available for customers who upgraded to paid subscription status prior to the announcement of the free trial extension. It is available for both subscribers who have chosen the annual and monthly plans. Apple had given similar refund credits to its Apple TV Plus subscribers when it released the first free trial extension. According to 9to5Google, Apple is sending emails to subscribers informing them that…

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