Apple TV is coming to Xbox One, Series S, Series X on Nov. 10
Microsoft is detailing the entertainment apps available on its next-generation systems.
Apple TV is coming to the new Xbox Series S and Series X.
The Xbox Series S and Series X are just over a week away from release, but that doesn't mean there isn't still stuff to learn. On Monday, Microsoft detailed some of the entertainment apps coming to its next-generation systems, including announcing that Apple TV will be available on launch day.
Apple's streaming app -- which will allow users to watch Apple TV Plus originals, content purchased from iTunes as well as Apple TV Channels like Showtime and CBS All Access -- will also be available on Nov. 10 on the Xbox One. The next-generation Xboxes will be released on Nov. 10.
Joining Apple TV on the Xbox Series S and Series X are streaming staples Netflix, Disney Plus, Amazon Prime Video , Hulu, Spotify and YouTube. Recent streaming services like HBO Max and Peacock will also be available on launch day, as will YouTube TV , Vudu and Twitch.
Netflix, Disney Plus and Vudu will be able to stream on the new Xboxes in Dolby Vision and with Dolby Atmos assuming you have a compatible TV and speaker system.
Sony recently announced that Apple TV would be coming to its PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, including being available for the next-generation system in time for its launch on Nov. 12. It remains unclear, however, if the PS5 will have an HBO Max app available in time for its launch.
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