Apple
25 Exciting Things You Can Do With the Apple TV
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Siri is a constant companion on your Apple TV 4. You can use the remote to access Siri whenever you want to watch something. The best part about using Siri search on the Apple TV is that the search will show you where you can watch across all your apps and subscriptions. If you want to watch a movie you can use Siri to search for it and then you can see if it is free on Netflix or HBO Go, instead of paying for it on iTunes. This works with a wide range of services and saves us a ton of money and time. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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André Tavares
04/13/2018 at 7:42 am
Didn’t like this article. From 19 things, 10+ were about the same…
Yuri
04/13/2018 at 8:10 pm
I buy iTunes content on my iMac and then stream to the AppleTV via our ethernet router. I’ve never noticed any lag or need for buffering. However, if I’m just renting a movie, I’ll do it on the AppleTV using the same router. I do see buffering at that point, but I doubt that a bigger HDD is going to make any difference.
Victor
02/10/2019 at 12:15 am
From your list basically it does nothing.
All all 21 things on your list are keep repeating over and over…..
Even an cheap android box will do way more things than that apple tv…..
Michael
02/28/2019 at 7:59 am
I mean, yes. with android tv you can do the same but will not have that speed level on transitions. anyway as a apple fanboy let me tell you the obvious. Apple TV is pure crap.