We know that Apple is working on a new HDTV, which is expected to launch some time this year and may be powered by Apple’s voice activated virtual assistant, Siri.
Yesterday we heard that Apple were in the running to bid for the TV rights for the UK’s Premiership football, which certainly would make Apple’s new TV services popular in the UK if they managed to secure the rights to the Premiership.
Now according to a recent report by USA Today, Apple is having trouble convincing the TV networks to sign up to its new TV services to provide TV channels in a subscription service.
Apple would obviously have to convince the networks that it is a good idea to sign up to provide content for their new HDTV in order for the platform to be viable, although we suspect that Apple will manage to pull it off as they have in the past with the record companies and movie companies.
Source Gizmodo
Have a look at our handy guide which explains the difference between LCD and LED TVs, plus our handy OLED TV Explained guide for more information on the latest HDTV’s.
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