Stream a selection of star-studded shows straight to your device, with the Apple TV Plus app. Here’s how on your iPhone or Android smartphone.<\/b>
\nApple TV Plus is the home to an ever-growing catalog of original shows and popular movies, including the award-winning Ted Lasso and The Morning Show. If you\u2019ve already got the Apple TV app on a supported device, or you\u2019re looking to sign up (and make use of the 7-day free trial) you\u2019ll find out here how to access the streaming service on your iOS and Android device. Similar to the likes of Netflix, Disney Plus, and Amazon Prime Video, Apple\u2019s dedicated streaming service, Apple TV Plus launched in 2019 as an extension of the existing Apple TV app. While it has a smaller selection of original shows, Apple TV Plus users can access a range of comedies, dramas, and plenty more, that are all downloadable to your device. Our guide below will explain how to watch Apple TV Plus on compatible iOS and Android devices. We\u2019ll also include other compatible devices and all the shows you\u2019ll have access to with Apple TV Plus. Yes, it does! Apple TV Plus is Apple\u2019s dedicated streaming service with a selection of new series, movies, documentaries, and children’s programming. To start watching a selection of shows, you can download the Apple TV Plus app on your iOS device, but you\u2019ll need iOS 12.3 or later on either your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. By installing the app, you can download all of your favorite shows and stream on your device offline, which is ideal if you\u2019re watching on the go. Depending on the channel that you download from, some shows will expire after 30 days. Apple recently made the Apple TV Plus app available on the Google Play Store for Android TV devices. Unfortunately, Apple is yet to release an app for Android devices. However, Android smartphone users can still access Apple TV Plus via a supported web browser. Keep on reading to find out how to access Apple TV Plus on both iOS and Android devices. If you\u2019ve got an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch, you may find the Apple TV app is already installed on your device. However, if you removed it for whatever reason (probably for that extra storage!) you\u2019ll want to follow these steps to download the Apple TV Plus app on your device: Once opened, you\u2019ll land on the \u2018Watch Now\u2019 page where you\u2019ll find \u2018Apple TV Plus\u2019 under the Channels section. There you\u2019ll find a ton of shows to start streaming, but first you\u2019ll need to be signed up. You can either do this through the app or head to directly the website to sign up with your Apple ID. If you want to access Apple TV Plus on your Android smartphone, you\u2019ll need to make sure you\u2019ve signed up for a free Apple ID account and have a subscription to the streaming service. To watch Apple TV Plus shows you\u2019ll need to follow the following steps: You\u2019ll find around 60 titles available to watch on Apple TV Plus, meaning there’s plenty to stream while making use of the 7-day Apple TV Plus free trial. All are Apple Original programs, with a wide variety of genres suitable for kids, families, and adults. Apple\u2019s dedicated streaming service is the home to A-list actors and you\u2019ll certainly recognize the faces featured in the popular drama series, The Morning Show, starring Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Anniston. With Apple TV Plus, you\u2019ll find exclusive content both new and old, including the 80s TV series, Fraggle Rock, and Tom Hanks drama Greyhound. Newer additions include the American comedy-drama series Mr. Corman starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, and the much-awaited season 2 of Truth Be Told. If that didn’t sound exciting enough, Apple TV Plus has just announced the premiere date for comedian Jon Stewart’s return to TV with the documentary series, The Problem with Jon Stewart. There are plenty more shows, both new and old, waiting to be binge-watched, ad-free with Apple TV Plus. You\u2019re also able to enjoy up to six simultaneous streams, and up to three streams on selected channels. If you\u2019re not watching Apple TV Plus on either an iOS or Android device, the app is available on a number of other devices. Get Apple TV Plus on Roku, or on Fire Stick. There is also an Apple TV Plus PS4 app available. Here\u2019s a list of all the other compatible devices:<\/p>\n