The Apple TV app is now available on Amazon Fire TV devices in Canada and beyond, starting today. Apple previously announced in March the app would be coming to Fire TV devices.
This is the first time Apple users will be able to watch movies, TV shows and channels purchased from their iPhone maker right on their Fire TV devices, and comes just ahead of the November 1 launch of Apple TV+.
You’ll be able to start watching the Apple TV app by using the Alexa Voice Remote or by using your Echo speaker. Starting November 1, you will be able to ask Alexa specific requests such as “Alexa, watch Dickinson,” or “Alexa, find dramas,” and see them in Fire TV search results.
Users in Canada, the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and India will be able to download the Apple TV app on the Fire TV Stick (2nd Gen) and Fire TV Stick 4K.
Users in Australia, Austria, New Zealand, Brazil, Ireland, Mexico and over 50 other countries will be able to download the Apple TV app on Fire TV Basic Edition.
The Apple TV app will be “coming soon” to the Fire TV Cube (2nd Gen), Fire TV Edition smart TVs, and Nebula sound bar.
Last week, the Apple TV app launched on Roku devices, while the app is coming soon to select smart TVs.
