With the summer almost over, attention now turns to the most important part of the Apple calendar.

Apple TV is long in the tooth, and there are several reasons why we need a new model.

Apple is expected to introduce a new model of the streaming device at an event in early September.

Some of Apple's competitors have been making some interesting moves.

A new report says that Apple's negotiations with content providers have stalled.

The rumors continue about a refreshed Apple TV, but what will it take to convince a holdout to buy one?

Jimmy Iovine, the man behind Apple Music, hinted at the launch of a TV curation service from Apple recently.

We could even get our first look at the long-rumored "iPad Pro."

According to a new report, Apple has finally nailed down plans to unveil the significantly upgraded streaming device.

Should comments about ESPN possibly becoming a standalone service encourage cord-cutters, or is it too early for that?

The NFL’s Game Pass service should be launching sometime this summer before the official start of the season.

According to a new report, it could arrive sometime in “late fall” and include local networks.

A long-awaited feature has arrived on the TiVo app.

Another premium cable channel is available to cord-cutters.

A new report says that the hardware isn't "ready for prime-time."

The premium network will be a standalone subscription, which is great news for cord-cutters.

Apple's latest support guide is all about HomeKit on iOS and the Apple TV.

Like most other channels on the streaming TV device, you’ll need to log-in with cable provider credentials to access most of the content.

It looks like Apple's WWDC 2015 is indeed set to be live streamed for fans.

This week we saw a possible iPhone 6c, a new iPhone dock, and much more.

Apple is hoping to include one important feature in its streaming TV service that none of its rivals have.

Even though Apple has quietly shelved its plans for an Apple-branded television set, one investor thinks the idea will come back to life.

Things are heating up ahead of next month's WWDC.

A new report says the remote will be slightly thicker and even include a touchpad.