Apple Announced That Cut The Price of Apple TV

     It is no doubt that Apple Watch is the star of Apple’s “Spring Forward” event Monday. But Cook also announced an exciting news that it has cut the price of Apple TV by $30 to $69.

     Apple cut the price of Apple TV by $30 to $69 and is partnering with HBO to offer its stand-alone streaming service, HBO Go, on Apple devices in time for the "Game of Thrones" premiere April 12. It will cost $14.99 monthly. Cook said 2,500 banks are now signed up with Apple Pay, which is available in 700,000 retail locations nationwide.
     Apple TV has a similar shortcoming when it comes to games. Unlike Amazon's Fire TV or Roku's boxes, the device doesn't offer any native games. Given how popular the iPhone and iPad have become for gaming, that seems like a huge missed opportunity. You can play some games on Apple TV if you beam them from an iPad or iPhone, but the experience usually leaves a lot to be desired, because the video is often herky-jerky and there can be a lot of lag.
     I'm glad to see a price cut and eager to watch HBO Now on Apple TV. And I'm still a fan of the device. It remains the easiest gadget to use if you have other Apple devices and want to view the pictures or movies stored on them on your big-screen TV.
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