Apple's streaming service Apple TV+ is naturally available on all Apple platforms in the form of an app. So far, only Sony Android TVs and other Android smart TVs can enjoy this function. Android smartphone and tablet users had to access via a web browser or the Progressive Web app.
Recruitment advertisement from Apple It now makes us sit up and take notice in this regard. The iPhone maker is looking for an Android software engineer for its Apple TV app “to help develop an app used by millions of people to watch and discover TV and sports.” It goes on to say that the Apple TV app team is “responsible for delivering innovative TV and sports features and managing the app on iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, VisionOS, macOS, Windows, and Android.”
This gives hope that Apple is planning a generic Apple TV app for Android that doesn't just work on smart TVs. The salary for this job is very impressive; It should be between $131,500 and $243,300 per year for 40 hours per week, and the location is San Diego. (Yupi)
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