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Apple introduces new first-party app - Apple Sports
The app, which is currently available in the US, UK and Canada, has been introduced for ‘speed and simplicity’, as it also comes with an ‘easy-to-use’ interface.
The users of Apple TV can switch to watching the live game with just a tap, and the favourites that have been selected can be synced with the Apple TV app and Apple News in order to offer relevant recommendations. (Image source: Moneycontrol)
Tech giant Apple, on February 21, introduced a first-party app, Apple Sports, specifically meant to cater to avid sports fans. The app offers real-time scores and stats for various leagues and tournaments which include NBA, Premier League, MLS etc.
The app, which is currently available in the US, UK and Canada, has been introduced for ‘speed and simplicity’, as it also comes with an ‘easy-to-use’ interface.
The users of Apple TV can switch to watching the live game with just a tap, and the favourites that have been selected can be synced with the Apple TV app and Apple News in order to offer relevant recommendations.
Apple has collaborated with a lot of live sports events over the years and has also introduced the MLS season pass for Apple TV+ users in select markets.
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