Another day another Apple HDTV rumour; this time it’s apparently already in testing in Canada by two of the nation’s broadband providers.
The Globe and Mail has it from anonymous sources that the Apple iTV is being tested by both Rogers and Bell in Canada due to their internet offerings. The paper also talks of Apple’s flatscreen TV having a beefed up Siri with potential viewing suggestions, hand gesture controls, video chat and an on-screen keyboard. Most of that chimes with what we’ve heard or seen before, and while an Apple HDTV has been rumoured for what seems like forever, perhaps we’re really going to see it this time. Maybe.
Let’s just hope that we don’t get stiffed with a crappy, feature incomplete version if it launches on our shores like we did with Siri. [The Globe and Mail via The Verge]








Canadians eh? What’s that all about buddy?
Having a Canadian gf I can tell you you are pronouncing it wrong.
It’s pronounced “aboot”
yeah, typo on my part, lack of edit button on Giz’s part.
I’m wondering when they will add an edit functionality, and a notification system.
What’s the ETA on this Kat?
What will happen in England with the name???
As we already have ITV (and all its quality programming).
Apple could easily afford to buy ITV. That would also give them a huge back catalogue, some of which is actually worth watching. It would save them a great deal of court time and legal fees.
I doubt it, honestly. Probably just be called the new Apple TV.
I can not imagine Apple would ever buy ITV, but it would sure be funny.