The streaming service with the small catalog but some of the absolute best series has unveiled new movies and shows. You can also see... feel... the first 'haptic' movie trailer.
The new Apple TV+ titles were presented at WWDC 25 in connection with tvOS 26 for Apple TV.
The streaming service is available on a wide range of devices, but Apple's message is that its content looks best on Apple TV 4K, as it is streamed here with significantly higher bitrates.
Foundation, Chief of War, Slow Horses
Apple TV+ offered a sneak peek at season 3 of Foundation (July 11), season 3 of Invasion, season 2 of Platonic (August 6), season 5 of Slow Horses (September 24), season 4 of The Morning Show (September 17), and season 3 of Loot.
Foundation season 3 gets even bigger. Photo: Apple
With the new season of Foundation, the production value and storytelling are expected to be firmly in top-tier sci-fi territory. Another series that keeps getting better each season is the British crime drama Slow Horses.
Apple TV+ revealed new series such as Chief of War (August 1), where Jason Momoa plays a Hawaiian war chief. Also coming soon are The Last Frontier (drama) and The Savant (crime). The new crime series Smoke premieres on June 27.
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Chief of War is an epic tale of the colonization of the Hawaiian islands. Photo: Apple
First haptic movie trailer
Apple has already talked a lot about its upcoming movie F1: The Movie starring Brad Pitt. The movie premieres in theaters on June 25 and will later come to Apple TV+.
This week, it released the first-ever “haptic” movie trailer. If you watch the trailer on an iPhone (with iOS 18.4 or newer), you will feel the Formula 1 car's engine through the iPhone's haptic engine – similar to controller haptics with game consoles. Try it yourself in the Apple TV app now.
If Apple can achieve greater success with its series and movies, the tech giant has many ways to leverage its technology to enhance the experience. The company is already experimenting with 180-degree 3D content.
Watch – try – the haptic trailer for F1 in the Apple TV app on iPhone. Photo: FlatpanelsHD
Apple TV+ announced two new movies titled The Lost Bus (drama) and Highest 2 Lowest (thriller, September 5). The latter is directed by Spike Lee. Watch the video with announcements below.
All content on Apple TV+ is produced and streamed in 4K Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. There is a free 7-day trial available here.
New movies and series on Apple TV+
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