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Apple TV Plus is coming to Comcast devices

The Apple TV app will be available on Comcast devices in the US and UK in the coming months.

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Apple TV Plus, the tech giant's subscription video service, is headed to Comcast devices. The companies have struck a deal to bring Apple TV Plus to Comcast devices and the Xfinity Stream and Sky Go apps to Apple TV devices, said Comcast CEO Brian Roberts during the company's earnings call Thursday.

The Apple TV app (which lets you access Apple TV Plus) will be available to Xfinity and Sky customers in the US and UK on Xfinity X1, Flex, XClass TV and Sky Glass and Sky Q devices, said Roberts. 

A representative for Comcast said the app is expected to launch across its platforms "in the coming months."

Apple TV Plus costs $5 a month and offers access to original series and movies including Ted Lasso and The Morning Show. In the Apple TV app, people can also rent or purchase movies and shows, as well as subscribe to channels such as Showtime and Paramount Plus