However, anyone buying a 2020 LG TV will have the Apple TV app available at launch, the company says. And later this year, support will be extended to LG’s 2018 TVs via an over-the-air firmware upgrade. Later this month, the app will arrive on select UHD TVs (series UM7X and UM6X). The Apple TV app, AirPlay 2 and HomeKit will now work on all of LG’s 2019 OLED TVs and NanoCell TVs (series SM9X and SM8X).

So is Apple’s HomeKit, allowing the TV to be controlled with Apple’s Home app or by using Siri. Apple’s AirPlay 2, which allows users to mirror content from their iPhone, iPad or Mac on their TV, is also available. In addition, LG touts that Apple’s wide range of titles available in Dolby Vision - like most Apple TV+ content - will be supported on LG’s latest TVs. Users are able to access the new app from the LG Home Launcher, and can then stream Apple TV+ shows, subscribe to Apple TV channels, access their iTunes video library and buy or rent more than 100,000 movies and TV shows from iTunes.

The app will also arrive on 2018 smart TVs later this year, and it’s available on 2020 TVs at launch. and in more than 80 other countries worldwide. This week, LG announced the launch of the Apple TV app on compatible 2019 LG smart TVs in the U.S. The Apple TV app, including access to the new streaming service Apple TV+, has now arrived on LG smart TVs.

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