Apple TV is now on Android, so your friends can now watch ‘Severance’ and talk about it

In a significant move to broaden its audience, Apple has launched the Apple TV app for Android devices, now available on the Google Play Store. This development opens the door for millions of Android users to access Apple TV+ content, including popular series like Severance and the MLS Season Pass.

Features of the New App

The Apple TV app not only provides access to a wealth of original programming but also includes the MLS Season Pass, which can be subscribed to separately from Apple TV+. The monthly subscription for Apple TV+ is set at .99/£9.99, making it an attractive option for those seeking quality entertainment on their mobile devices.

However, it’s worth noting that while the app allows users to rent or purchase movies and shows, reports indicate that the store cannot be accessed directly through the Android app. Additionally, users have expressed concerns on platforms like Reddit about the inability to view previously purchased content within the new app.

Designed with versatility in mind, the Apple TV app is optimized for foldable phones, catering to a growing segment of users who appreciate this innovative technology. Google’s Dan Seifert highlighted several features of the app, including:

  • Themeable app icon
  • Picture-in-picture support
  • Offline downloads
  • Support for foldable device postures

These enhancements aim to provide a seamless viewing experience, ensuring that users can enjoy their favorite shows and movies regardless of their device preferences. However, the absence of casting support may leave some users wanting more, potentially steering conversations back to everyday topics rather than the latest plot twists in their favorite series.

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Apple TV is now on Android, so your friends can now watch 'Severance' and talk about it