Since its debut in November 2019, Apple TV Plus has been available only on Apple ecosystem devices like iPhones, iPads and Apple TVs. It's also been accessible on Roku and Amazon Fire TV devices, Google TV, PCs, smart TVs from brands such as Samsung, Vizio and LG, and select gaming consoles.

It's worth noting that Apple TV has been available for Android TV devices for some time now, but this is the first time it's made available for Android phones. The Apple TV app for Android is now available globally as a free download.

After years of waiting, the Apple TV app is finally available natively on Android devices. This version was “built from the ground up” to take advantage of the Android operating system and is currently ready for download from the Google Play Store.

Amazon’s Prime Video app just got a big update on Apple TV. The app is now better optimized for tvOS, allowing you to swipe on the Siri Remote to scroll through Prime Video’s shows and movies as well as use touchpad gestures for fast-forwarding, rewinding, and scrubbing through content.

More than eight years after the Apple TV streaming app first came out, the tech giant finally released a version for Google's Android.

The Apple app, Apple TV Plus, and MLS Season Pass are finally coming to Android phones, tablets, and foldables.

The Apple TV app's Android rollout comes at a great time for the company, as it gives more people the ability to finally stream hit shows like Severance season 2 as well as new Apple TV+ movies like The Gorge, which is releasing this Friday (February 14) on Valentine's Day.

Galaxy device holders can now rejoice as Apple TV+ videos can finally be streamed after a new app for Google’s Android has been released.

Apple is finally making the Apple TV app, which accesses Apple TV Plus and MLS Season Pass, available on Android — and it uses Google Play Billing.

Prime Video is one of the best streaming services you can subscribe to, but its dedicated app for Apple TV has always felt a little perfunctory: functional, but without any real thought about the platform it's on.