Apple (AAPL) Adds Two More Channels to Apple TV
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Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) is continuing its planned expansion of Apple TV content.
Reports out Thursday have the device getting Disney (NYSE: DIS) Junior and Major League Soccer programming. Both channels require subscriptions (Disney Jr. via a cable provider and MLS is $14.99 for an entire season.)
The additions come following an Apple TV update being pulled after it was reporting to be bricking some users' set-top boxes.
Apple TV, which retails for $99, has been a hit for Apple. Investors are now looking for the next biggest thing and most think an entire Apple TV set is one of the items that might make an appearance in 2014.
Shares of Apple are up on the session.
Reports out Thursday have the device getting Disney (NYSE: DIS) Junior and Major League Soccer programming. Both channels require subscriptions (Disney Jr. via a cable provider and MLS is $14.99 for an entire season.)
The additions come following an Apple TV update being pulled after it was reporting to be bricking some users' set-top boxes.
Apple TV, which retails for $99, has been a hit for Apple. Investors are now looking for the next biggest thing and most think an entire Apple TV set is one of the items that might make an appearance in 2014.
Shares of Apple are up on the session.
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