Apple TV 4 will be presented on September 9 by the Apple company, the information being initially provided last week when I found out that iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus will be presented on September 9 by those from Cupertino.
Apple intended to launch a TV streaming service together with Apple TV 4, but unfortunately his partners are not really that enthusiastic about the idea and are keeping the plans of those from Cupertino in place, so that it will only be brought to the market in 2016 for users.
Apart from the problems regarding the signing of contracts with the various media trusts, the Apple company is not sure that its global infrastructure is capable of supporting the traffic generated by such a TV service, so delaying its launch could be auspicious.
The company wanted to introduce this year a live TV service delivered via the Internet, but is now aiming for 2016, said people familiar with Apple's plans. Talks to license programming from TV networks such as those owned by CBS Corp. and 21st Century Fox Inc. is progressing slowly, some of the people said.
Despite the postponement of the launch of the TV streaming service, Apple TV 4 will still be launched in the fall by the Apple company and it will have improved hardware, a better remote control that allows touch and voice control with Siri, it will have an App Store and an interface improved.
