TWiT Apps Available on New Apple TV Boxes

Apple's new Apple TV adds support for apps. We're excited to announce that there are three fan-created TWiT apps available today, at launch.

The "TWiTtv" app was created by Craig Mullaney of ShiftKeySoftware. The app features both the live stream and pre-recorded episodes of all TWiT shows.  Craig has previously created popular TWiT apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac OS X, and Roku.

Stuart J. Moore of Intentionally Blank has created "The TWiT Network" app which uses the TWiT API to allow access to on-demand episodes.  The app also features the live stream as well as the ability to view the chat room while you watch.

The third app is titled "TWiT on TV" and was created by Mike Milinazzo of If{Then}Develop.  It also uses the TWiT API in order to provide the latest information.

Thanks to our incredible app developers for staying ahead of the curve and helping make our content available on Apple TV.

Please note that these apps are only available on the new Apple TV, not previous models.

iOS Today Starts May 18th

iPad Today is evolving! Starting on May 18th, the show will be known as iOS Today.

Fans of the existing show need not worry: iOS Today will still cover the latest and greatest for the iPad. In addition, Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone will include what's happening with the iPhone, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. (Your existing subscription will also remain, as the feeds will stay the same).

The show will continue to feature app recommendations, along with tips and tricks to get the most out of your device. It will also introduce new segments, including information about developing apps for iOS.

The first episode of iOS Today records on Monday, May 18th, at 12:30PM Pacific. You can watch it live at live.twit.tv, and the show will be available for download and on demand streaming later that afternoon here. (The page will be updated with the new name and album art in the coming days).

Please note: These changes will not affect iFive for the iPhone.