Author: Sean Hollister
We’d heard late last year that Apple might be planning to launch its long-awaited TV service in the first half of 2019, and none other than Apple CEO Tim Cook just poured some gasoline on that blaze — telling CNBC’s Mad Money host Jim Cramer in an exclusive interview that the company will announce new “services” this year.
While Cook didn’t say what kind of services — Cramer was asking whether Apple had any tricks up its services sleeve, including healthcare or mobile payments — it’s the long-awaited TV service that has recently seen all the pieces fall into place.
TV manufacturers are suddenly, mysteriously embracing Apple
Here at CES 2019, there’s been a series of surprise announcements from TV manufacturers that are suddenly...
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We’d heard late last year that Apple might be planning to launch its long-awaited TV service in the first half of 2019, and none other than Apple CEO Tim Cook just poured some gasoline on that blaze — telling CNBC’s Mad Money host Jim Cramer in an exclusive interview that the company will announce new “services” this year.
While Cook didn’t say what kind of services — Cramer was asking whether Apple had any tricks up its services sleeve, including healthcare or mobile payments — it’s the long-awaited TV service that has recently seen all the pieces fall into place.
TV manufacturers are suddenly, mysteriously embracing Apple
Here at CES 2019, there’s been a series of surprise announcements from TV manufacturers that are suddenly...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...