After a year of rumors, the launch of the new Apple TV – the box-decoder connected to the television shows and movies show ‘on-demand’ – could be really close. Resounding the hypothesis is the site 9to5Mac, according to which the device will be unveiled in September Apple event in which they are also expected the new iPhone.
The updated version of the Apple TV would support voice assistant Siri and a dedicated App Store, just like the iPhone. The new Apple TV should already be launched in June at the developer conference in Cupertino, then there were delays in terms of software and hardware.
So the right time could be 9 September, the date indicated by rumors for the presentation of the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus. According to 9to5Mac, Apple TV would arrive with a version of ‘ad hoc’ 9 of iOS, the mobile operating system of the giant California.
With the fall launch of the device, however, it should instead get a TV service streaming which Cupertino is working after the novelty of Apple Music. This could see the light most probably next year as Apple is doing the difficult negotiations with production companies and TV channels.
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