Here's our look back at the week that was in tech.

Along with helping you choose what to watch, the app can show you where exactly to view the flick.

With Apple's holiday gift guide, you can find something for everybody.

Disney has brought an Infinity 3.0 Starter Pack to the Apple TV. Better yet, it's "Star Wars"-themed, too.

This rocking game has arrived on the Apple TV, but it seems to have gotten past some of Cupertino's rules.

Registered developers will need to sign up by the end of the week to reserve a spot.

In a new interview with The Telegraph, Tim Cook talked about key topics including Apple’s new devices and commitment to privacy.

With Podcasts by myTuner, you can enjoy podcasts on the big screen.

You can download tvOS 9.0.1 now on the new device.

If you want to find even more great content on your Apple TV, these apps can help you get your entertainment.

You may be wondering why Cupertino hasn't updated its iOS Remote app for the new Apple TV.

Apple's addition of a Categories page in the tvOS App Store is appreciated, but it still misses the mark.

In the fun party game, players will test their memory and reflexes.

This fun game is perfectly suited to the big screen.

See how the sardonic and funny weather app stacks up on the big screen.

The voice assistant on the new device features a heavy focus on TV and film content.

In the United Kingdom, tvOS has just got a lot better.

It's a fun game, but is it worth the wait while it downloads?

Some of the biggest companies and organizations in the world that depend on media consumption are terrible at making apps.

The game combines sports and music into an interesting and fun package that shows off the Apple TV's potential.

The popular news aggregator has arrived on the big screen.

It didn't take long for Twitter to find its way to the new Apple TV.

You can now see officially which apps are being downloaded the most on the Apple TV.