A new Apple TV is expected to be released later this year, and a handful of new features and changes have been rumored for the device. Below,

Apple is expected to release a new version of its set-top streaming box later this year, and we've seen several new features and changes rumored for the

➼ Selvedge: Six-episode dramatic limited series that will end up stretched into four seasons about an upstart purveyor in the Japanese denim trade who goes missing, after which her mentor, an elder statesman of the community, risks his business, reputation, and life to get to the bottom of what happened.

Apple TV's excellent adaptation of Martha Wells’s witty sci-fi novels scores another mission as Murderbot is renewed for season 2.

Have a T-Mobile plan that doesn't include Apple TV Plus? Right now you can sign up for a six month trial even if you've used the service before.

The rumor mill is largely in agreement: the Apple TV will soon be getting an update. In fact, Apple last updated its multimedia box in November 2022, almost three years ago. An overview of what a fourth-generation Apple TV 4K could look like – and what special functions Apple may be planning.

To cancel an Apple TV+ subscription you activated from Roku, highlight the Apple TV app > select the Star button on your Roku remote > Manage subscription > Turn off auto-renew. You can also manage your subscription from tv.apple.com > Settings > Subscriptions > Cancel Subscription.

Below, we've selected 25 of the best shows on Apple TV Plus to watch in July 2025, including stunning sci-fi shows like Foundation, hilarious comedies like Mythic Quest and captivating period dramas like Dickinson. When you're done, check out our lists of the best movies on Apple TV and the best shows on Netflix for more streaming inspiration.

Ron Howard and Martin Scorsese each landed their first Emmy nominations for acting on Tuesday for playing themselves in The Studio. It’s a bit of trivia that Apple TV+ head of programming Matt Cherniss could dine out on — but he’s choosing not to.