Apple wants to sell you a television set, just not today
Is there an Apple television set in your future?
Is there an Apple television set in your future?
New offerings on the streaming video service before the end of March.
Apple is now talking to production studios and networks about the "iTV."
The CEO of Yves Saint Laurent is coming to work for Apple -- for a second time.
The budget iPhone could arrive before the "iPhone 5S." Perhaps at WWDC?
Holding out for an Apple HDTV? Then take a look at this new impressive concept video.
The latest iTV rumors are amazing, and unique.
The so-called iTV could use Ultra HD technology.
As December begins, Apple makes what are likely to be their final public decisions of 2012.
Here is an Apple television concept that offers a la carte programming, Siri, and more.
The way entrepreneur Mark Cuban sees it, an actual Apple television is never going to happen. That doesn’t mean that the HDNet founder thinks Cupertino will be staying on the sidelines of the home entertainment business.
Conflicting reports suggest the iTV is dead or already in production. Meanwhile, we heard more about the next iPhone, and possible iPad mini.
According to one analyst, Apple is already in production with an "iTV" and plans to sell it for a very competitive price.
Just a couple of days ago, we told you Apple was reportedly in talks with at least one potential display provider for its rumored Apple Television (or, if you prefer, "iTV") device. Now, we're hearing that the launch of this yet-to-be-announced product could be delayed due to poor display availability.
Apple has reportedly been shopping around for HDTV display components, and has even contacted a major Asian supplier.
Apple is cooking up something tasty for all of us couch potatoes: interactive widgets by way of its Apple TV. Unlike traditional TV widgets, these would allow us to 'talk back' in real-time about current television programming.
A former Apple executive (speaking with DailyTech) claims that Apple is planning on entering the TV business, with the upcoming release of an iOS-powered TV display.
A recent Apple job listing hints that the company may be considering developing an "actual" television device - not just a set top box. The speculated device could feature a "standalone display," according to the job listing, or maybe even combine an Apple TV with an HDTV.