Apple TV Spuul now on online streaming service

Spuul, the digital platform video on demand (VOD) content for India and regional will now be available on Apple TV. Now you can download from the App Store. Spuul is said to have 12 million viewers across India, Pakistan, UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand and the Middle East as well.

As for the interface, not much change and remains similar to the current version of mobile and web applications. The service also offers a choice of premium subscription monthly, annual and multiple smaller packages, along with pay-per-view as well. Spuul was founded by entrepreneurs including Sudesh Iyer, founder of Sony Entertainment Television, Subin Subaiah and S. Mohan, founder of the Palo Alto-based Accellion, buUuk and other technology companies and venture capital as well.

"The transmission of content on the big screen is still not transparent experience it should be. The Apple TV in its new avatar is a fundamental step in that direction. In Spuul, we are always working to improve the overall experience of the spectators, and our Apple TV application aims to give our users another way to transmit the entire contents of Spuul on the big screen. We will be one of the first major service providers to have a presence on the Apple TV App Store " Subin says Subaiah, CEO Global Spuul.

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Apple to wait the live TV service next year

Apple will delay its live TV service for at least the next year, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the iPhone maker's plans.

The company had planned to introduce the service, which is delivered via the Internet, this year.

Discussions with broadcasters such as CBS Corp. and Twenty-First Century Fox Licensing program are progressing slowly, and the lack of content has led Apple to abandon plans to advertise the service on September 9 event, he said Bloomberg.

Apple also lacked the capacity of the computer network to ensure good viewing experience, Bloomberg said.

The company still plans to introduce a more powerful version of its set-top box Apple TV in the event, to be held in San Francisco.

Apple was the aim of fixing the price of the new service at about $ 30 (19.21 pounds) to $ 40 a month, media reports said.

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