Apple Adds Streaming Movie and TV Service Watchever to Apple TV in Germany
As noted by The Next Web, Apple has added support for new movie and TV streaming service Watchever to the Apple TV in Germany.
Essentially a German version of Hulu launched by Vivendi this month, it offers local, European and international movies and TV series for €8.99 a month. Key features include the ability to choose between a German dubbed version of international movies, or the original. There is also a personal recommendation algorithm à la Netflix.
Watchever added to Apple TV home screen in Germany (Source: @chrizkro)Watchever had announced at its launch that it would be coming to the Apple TV, and Apple today
updated its support document on third-party content providers to include Watchever.
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