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Comics and Audiobooks on the Apple TV
The Apple TV can be used to do more than just watch the latest television show or movie. Here are some great ways to read a comic or listen to an audiobook on the big screen.
For comic book fans looking to explore the history of the medium.
Dive right into the 28 pages of fantastic artwork. You can also view a humorous introduction to 3-D graphics.
Why we love it
Both young and old should definitely enjoy this app. While it’s obviously short, it is a fascinating way to explore the exciting history of comics. It’s time to dig those old-school 3-D glasses out of your drawer.
For parents looking for a Netflix-like service for children's books.
After a free, 30-day trial you’ll need to pay for a subscription to the service. One of the best features is a customized profile for each child in your household, including personalized recommendations. A weekly, detailed log to track reading progress is automatically emailed to parents.
Why we love it
Epic definitely lives up to its name. If you have children 12 and under at your home, this is definitely an app to try. While you’ll need to subscribe, the huge amount of content available - including the audiobook library - is worth checking out. The service can even be accessed on your iPhone or iPad.
For audiobook fans looking for something new and old.
Once you join, the first audiobook is free, which is a nice perk. The app’s library continues to grow weekly, and the interface looks great on the big screen.
Why we love it
If you can’t get enough audiobooks, this app should be high on your list. Along with being optimized for the big screen with specific gesture controls and interface for the Apple TV, the service can also be accessed on your iPhone, iPad, and even through CarPlay on the road.
