Samsung TVs will have access to itunes
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iTunes is Apple's music library and music store. You can download your computer application in a simple way. But it seems that the company seeks that users also access from new devices. For this reason, its arrival on Samsung televisions is already announced. All the 2018 and 2019 models of the Korean brand will have access to the application.
Samsung TVs will have access to iTunes
In this way, users will be able to buy or rent content directly from the application on their television. One more option when consuming content, in this case mostly related to music.
iTunes for Samsung TVs
The iTunes app for Samsung TVs is expected to launch in a total of 100 countries. The full list has not yet been revealed, but the most normal would be for Spain to be on that list. Without a doubt, this is a major launch. Especially if we consider that Apple is working right now on its streaming platform, where they will have series and movies. So a good deal with TV brands can help them.
The 2018 and 2019 Samsung TVs will have access. For 2018 TVs, an update must first be released in order to use the iTunes application. It will arrive soon, as confirmed.
An interesting agreement that both parties have reached, but that can give a further boost to iTunes, which seemed to have lost a lot of ground, partly due to Apple Music. If you normally use this app, it will soon be possible from the TV.
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