That you Apple is about to push its own content in the film industry has been rumored for about a year. However, the Californian giant itself has not yet commented on this plan in any depth, although its representatives have already stated several times that there is indeed something to look forward to. In addition to the content of the programs, there are also questions about how things are Apple decides to distribute among its customers. According to many analysts, it has in this regard Apple practically only two varianty – create your own streaming service specifically for shows or connect your shows with Apple Music, as it wasonelong ago with CarKaraoke or Planet of the Pool AppHowever, CNBC reporters have come across another very interesting possibility, which was told to them by sources familiar with the plans. Applu. So what can we look forward to?
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According to new information, it has Apple plans to distribute their shows via the app Apple TV and even for free. In addition, users will be able to watch both original content in the app Applu for free, as well as programs from other companies for a certain subscription, which the application already allows. Just watching programs through the application Apple TV But there is a catch. The application is only available in a few countries, while in the rest of the countries it has been replaced by the Videos application. Theoretically, at least initially, it could happen that you will not be able to watch the original content Applu will not be used by users other than those with supported countries. According to CNBC sources, however, it intends to Apple significantly rework the application, so it is possible that it also plans to release it in other countries.
Original shows Appwe could enjoy such a place in the future Apple TV:
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If the words of CNBC sources come true, it could be truly original content Applu is a threat to many competing services. Apple's user base is really large and if they Apple distributed at least part of his programs completely free, it is practically guaranteed that he would find his viewers. On the other hand, the word "free" in connection with Applem doesn't fit very well. The Californian giant gets paid handsomely for practically everything, and it would be strange if he violated this rhetoric.
