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Apple has announced the all-new Apple TV, which users are now able to download and use Apps on the device. The new Apple TV's remote features Siri, so users can search with their voice for TV shows and movies across multiple content providers simultaneously.

The new Apple TV introduces an intuitive user interface using the Siri Remote. Apple TV runs the new tvOS operating system, based on Apple's iOS, enabling iOS developers to create apps and games specifically for Apple TV and deliver them directly to users through the new Apple TV App Store.

The new Siri Remote simplifies how users select, scroll and navigate through their favorite content while bringing interactivity using a glass touch surface.

Apple introduces new Apple TV, supporting apps (Sep 10)

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