The long-awaited Apple TV app for Android mobile devices has officially launched on the Google Play Store, providing Android users access to original series and movies on Apple TV+ (currently offered as a seven-day free trial), in addition to MLS Season Pass (in time for Major League Soccer’s 2025 season that begins the weekend of February 22). Apple TV+ also offers a Major League Baseball double-header on Fridays with no local broadcast restrictions. Subscriptions to Apple TV+ and MLS Season Pass are available through Google Play accounts for Android mobile and Google TV devices. The Apple TV+ subscription presently runs $9.99 per month.

According to the company’s announcement, the new “Apple TV app on Android includes key features like Continue Watching to pick up where a user left off across all their devices, and Watchlist to keep track of everything they want to watch in the future. The app streams seamlessly over Wi-Fi or a cellular connection, and includes the ability to download to watch offline.”

TechRadar points out users should note that any compatible “device (whether that’s a phone, tablet, or foldable) has to support Android 10 or later to be able to use it, especially to ensure it works properly with the Google TV living room experience.”

The MLS Season Pass “subscription service offers fans every MLS match in one dedicated location with no blackouts, plus an array of exclusive content, in-depth coverage, and analysis,” notes the release. “New for 2025, Apple TV+ subscribers can also enjoy Sunday Night Soccer, a weekly primetime standalone match showcasing MLS’s most compelling matchups.”

“The new Apple TV Plus app joins a few other Apple-made apps available on Android already, including Apple Music, Apple Music Classical, and a Beats app for managing settings on your Beats devices,” writes The Verge.

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