Apple TV: How Steve Jobs laid the foundation for tech giant's biggest venture since the iPhone

Over the last decade, Apple has more than just signalled its interest in content and has been working towards breaking into TV way before current CEO Tim Cook took over in 2011
UPDATED MAR 25, 2019

Apple's very loyal fanbase has been teased for the longest time about the company launching its own streaming service. The tech giant, quintessentially, hasn't revealed much about the new service. However, it looks like Apple fans will finally get a taste of the long-awaited streaming service at a special event to be held at the Steve Jobs Theatre in Cupertino at 10:00 am PT on Monday.

Although we do not know much at the moment, the story behind Apple entering the streaming business goes back quite a while to when Steve Jobs was still at the helm.

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