It houses Apple TV+, the tech giant's answer to streaming services such as Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video. The Apple TV app has plenty of other strings to its bow, too. If you want to watch a brand-new movie in the best possible quality (other than via a disc, of course), then the Apple TV app offers just that. The best thing about Apple TV? Its library of film and TV show rentals, which includes the biggest selection of 4K HDR movies – most of which are in Dolby Vision – you'll find anywhere. For most, Apple TV's appeal lies in its slick user experience and focus on high-quality, well-curated content. (Unless otherwise stated, the TV shows listed below have only had one season to date, while in the documentaries list, it's a movie unless otherwise stated.Fast forward to today and Apple TV has exploded into a one-stop streaming shop bursting with both free and paid-for TV programmes and movies. There are even ways to get three months or more free.Īnd if you're wondering just what is available to watch, we've compiled a list of everything available to watch right now on Apple TV+, including series, movies and documentaries. So you could check it out and if you don't find something you like, you can cancel your subscription before the free trial is up. It currently costs £6.99/$6.99 a month and comes with a seven-day free trial when you sign up.

There's never been a better time to sign up to the streaming service to be ready for all the new TV shows and movies in store this year, as well as catching up on Apple TV+'s increasingly formidable catalogue.

Apple TV+ is set for a major 2023 with new seasons of its biggest TV shows, including Ted Lasso, The Afterparty and more, and new movies featuring the biggest stars around such as Tetris with Taron Egerton and Ghosted with Ana de Armas and Chris Evans.

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