Apple’s long rumoured step into TV subscription services could result in seeing HBO, Starz and Showtime content being available, and maybe on Roku
According to the Wall Street Journal’s sources, Apple’s TV subscription service – due to launch imminently – will feature content from HBO, Starz and Showtime, and it could also launch on other manufacturers’ hardware, like Roku.
When Apple unveils its plans at the special event on Monday, 25 March, it’s expected to show sneak peaks at its own original content, which it intends to mix with content from others, in an alternative to cable tv.
The Cupertino-based tech giant has been in talks for some time, and has purportedly spent $1 billion on its own content as well as bringing in talent like Reese Witherspoon and J. Abrams to help develop them.
