Apple remains relatively committed to transforming the Apple tv It's a minimally useful product for users: From a very limited box in its functions over several generations, the device has gained some features that have brought it to life in recent years, such as its own app store and slightly better thought-out control.
Some aspects, however, are still missing from Ma's little black box and, fortunately, they can be supplied precisely by third party applications. The app Dayview A good example of this.
With the app, you get an Apple TV feature similar to the “Today” screen on your iPhone or iPad to the similar interface. possible to add widgets to the app that show relevant and useful information for everyday life such as actions, news, calendar, weather, Twitter trends and more. It integrates with Google services if you're more connected to the services of the giant Mountain View.
In the latest version, the app has also gained integration with HomeKit you can add comics with a surveillance camera window or control of equipment connected to your home, for example.
DayView is available for free on the App Store and has an in-app purchase of $ 11, which unlocks DayView Pro version that allows multiple widgets to be included on the screen and frees app integration with your iCloud photo library, so that they act as the app's background.
Apple TV 4K
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Price: Starting at R $ 1,169.10Installment Price: at up to 12x from $ 41.95Release: September 2017 (5th generation)
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