What difference does it make to you?but will it still feature ads for standard youtube content?
Maybe don't pay for **** service? I have 35/35mb connection and will often stream a movie with an online friend to watch + watch youtube video, game and chat while my parents are also watching netflix in another room just fine.Don't care.
I just dumped Sling because of inconsistent performance and an awful user interface.
Plus, US internet is still too slow for optimum performance.
TV is still a wasteland.
Until channels are a la carte it will less than ideal.
Sorry, it's too much money for what they're offering. IMO
I am very interested in this. I'm tired of paying the huge cable bill. This might be a good starting option.
And yet another area where Apple said they nailed it. The reality however... everyone is delivering and overhauling Apple. But but... I hear some people say... Apple makes the most profits from them all. My question to those is: how do you benefit as a customer from that (why does it make you proud)? And my second question: how long can those exorbitant high (shameful high) profits sustain if they keep delivering next to nothing at this pace?
Meh, I'll stick with my $35 grandfathered rate for 100+ channels on DTVN's streaming service. It's been a rocky start, but things are already starting to improve and DVR is expected to arrive this year. I think for that price point Google is going to have to bring more to the table.
This space is heating up and I welcome the competition, hopefully it will help drive down prices for us.
Well, it seems like i'm in the majority. lol.
This is a perfect cable replacement for me and I can't wait to see how this turns out. Come on, Apple! I would love to see what they would bring to the table. Soon we shall see.
I'm loving the killing of the cable boxes from all these companies.
No one wants to, sure. No one wants to pay rent. But a lot of people do and probably will. I think options are always a good thing.This is not going to work. Nobody wants to pay YouTube any money.
Where are you Apple?
No one is going to pay $35 for that. I pay $30 for Vue and get much more than that plus my login works on 99% of the TV apps.
No one is going to pay $35 for that. I pay $30 for Vue and get much more than that plus my login works on 99% of the TV apps.
First? There are already at least three others including Sling, Playstation Vue, and DirecTV Now.Wow.
Somebody had to be first. For a long time it really seemed like it was going to be Apple.
As an apple user, I don't really WANT them to screw around with this. I'm not interested in an apple tv sub that is similar to directv now or this google offering. I'm more interested in hardware and software.
However, bottom line, what premium tv experience could apple offer and for what price? For me, it'd have to be commercial free or it's a no go. It'd have to be inclusive and not exclude a few major providers here and there. Price? I'd be willing to probably pay a lot more than 35 a month for this. It'd have to tie into iOS, macOS, apple tv, and really enhance my overall experience with apple devices.
Could Apple even do this? Would it be feasible? No idea. But there you go.