An early television service Apple Inc may soon become reality because the iPhone maker is in talks with developers to offer a reduced package chains, told the Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter. In the photo, the Apple logo in their store on Fifth Avenue in New York on December 1, 2014
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An early television service Apple Inc may soon become reality because the iPhone maker is in talks with developers to deliver a package reduced chain this fall, reported the Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter.
The service was about 25 channels including networks such as ABC, CBS and Fox, and will be available in all devices with iOS operating system from Apple, including iPhones, iPads and Apple TV decoders, the newspaper said.
Apple has been talking to Walt Disney Co, CBS Corp, and Twenty-First Century Fox Inc and other media firms to offer a “reduced” channels known as CBS, ESPN, FX, aside smaller chains in the standard package of cable television, the Journal said.
Package Apple, pointing to price the new service at around $ 30-40 per month, is expected to announce the launch service in June and September, the newspaper said.
The Apple spokesman Tom Neumayr, said the company does not comment on rumors and speculation. Fox and CBS declined to comment
(Reporting by Supriya Kurane in Bangalore and Jennifer Saba in New York Published in Spanish by Carlos Aliaga.)
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