With the rise of video streaming services, there has come a time when we have to ask if it is worth paying for all and each one of them or although, we began to share our accounts with friends or family to save money.
The devices to enjoy these services must offer us the possibility of enjoying all of them. At the end of last year, Google introduced Chromecast with Google TV, the new operating system that hits the market to replace Android TV.
It took almost 6 months since its launch for offer access to all streaming video services, being the one offered by Apple TV the last to arrive. From a few hours ago, if you bought an Apple device and you still enjoy the free promotion it offers, or you were waiting for its arrival to share the account with a friend or family member, you can now do so if you have a Chromecast with Google TV.
In that ad, Google has not reported on whether in the future it will reach the Android ecosystem for smartphones and tablets a version of the Apple TV application, an application that will sooner or later end up arriving, as did Apple Music, an application that has been available practically since the launch of Apple's music service.
Apple TV +, at the tail of streaming video services
Apple has focused its policy on content in quality and not in quantity, a policy that has positioned it as the streaming video service with the fewest users (despite the fact that Apple gave away a free annual subscription a year ago and has already extended twice).
All available content is original and has not been released on any other platform. No filler content As if we can find it in Disney +, so loyalty to users so that they continue to pay the monthly fee is complicated, without a recurring catalog to visit other than the original series.
