After years of exclusivity to Apple devices, Apple TV+ has finally made its way to Android smartphones and tablets. Users running Android 10 or later can now access Apple’s premium content, including popular shows like Ted Lasso, Severance, and Silo. This long-awaited move expands Apple’s streaming service beyond iPhones and iPads, giving Android users a chance to experience its growing library of original content. Below, we shall talk more on Apple TV app for Android and what it means for the users.
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After years of exclusivity to Apple devices, Apple TV app for Android is finally here. Android users with Android 10 or later can now download the app from the Google Play Store and stream Apple’s original content, including hit shows like Ted Lasso, Severance, and Silo.
Features and Streaming Options
The app includes essential features like Continue Watching, so you can pick up where you left off, and Watchlist, which helps you keep track of what to watch next. Streaming works over Wi-Fi or cellular, and there’s even an offline download option for watching without an internet connection.
However, one drawback is that Android users can’t buy or rent movies directly from the app—a feature available on iOS. Still, the availability of the Apple TV app for Android is a big step for Apple, as it brings its streaming service to a much wider audience.
Pricing and Availability
To access Apple TV+, users can sign in with an existing account or create a new one within the app. The subscription costs $9.99 per month. Soccer fans can also subscribe to the MLS Season Pass for $12.99 per month or $79 per season.
The Apple TV app for Android is available now on the Google Play Store. While its current rating is low (1.9 stars), this is mostly due to old reviews from users frustrated by the previous lack of support. Now that Apple has finally expanded to Android, this rating may improve over time.
