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Apple Announces New Apple TV

The future of TV is apps.

On September 9th, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced the long-awaited new Apple TV. It includes a new box, new OS and a brand new remote. It was probably the center of the show since the teaser was " Hey Siri, give me a hint!" and the new Apple TV contains Siri now.

The new OS with the new TV is called tvOS. Cook said that the future of TV is apps. And that means that now you can play games and see your favorite apps on your big screen television. 

The new remote is called the Siri remote. It is very cool. It has a touch surface on the top where you can swipe left, right, up and down and click to select. There are other buttons for Siri, Menu , volume up and down, play and pause and another button which I do not understand what it is. It might be sleep or AirPlay.



Tell me your thoughts on the Apple TV in the comments below.

To learn more : http://www.apple.com/tv/

Will always keep you updated
Rahul


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