Apple TV finally comes to Android

Apple has been offering its video streaming service Apple TV+ since 2019. The Android version of the Apple TV app that can play Apple TV+ content was released on Wednesday, February 12, 2025. Android users can subscribe to Apple TV+ using their Google Play account.

Apple TV app now available for Android - Apple (Japan)
https://www.apple.com/jp/newsroom/2025/02/the-apple-tv-app-is-now-available-on-android/

Apple TV app now available on Google Play store
https://blog.google/feed/apple-tv-google-play/

Apple TV+ is a subscription-based video streaming service that allows you to watch Apple's original movies and documentaries. Apple TV+ can be viewed on Apple devices such as iPhone, Mac, and Apple TV 4K, as well as on the PlayStation series and Xbox series.

In 2021, the Apple TV app for Google TV was released , and the environment for watching Apple TV + using Google services was beginning to be established. In May 2024, the development of an Android version of the app was reported, and its release was anticipated.

Apple is developing an Apple TV app for Android smartphones and tablets - GIGAZINE

The Android version of the Apple TV app was released on February 12, 2025. The Android version of the Apple TV app is distributed for free on Google Play and can be used on smartphones and tablets.

Apple TV - Apps on Google Play
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apple.atve.androidtv.appletv

Android Apple TV app users can sign up for Apple TV+ using their Google Play account for $9.99/month, with a 7-day free trial available.

In addition, the Android version of the Apple TV app has features such as 'Continue Watching,' which allows you to continue playing content you have been watching on other devices, and 'Watchlist,' which allows you to record content you want to watch. You can also download content and play it offline.

Apple has also released an Apple TV app for Windows, its rival in the PC field.

Apple officially releases Windows apps 'Apple Music', 'Apple TV' and 'Apple Devices', but iTunes will still remain - GIGAZINE