AirPlay, HomeKit, Apple TV, and Apple Music are all accessible on the LG webOS Hub

Recently, LG Electronics revealed that a number of Apple-based apps are now accessible on its webOS Hub platform. The millions of customers of the company will be delighted by this. Apple TV, Apple Music, AirPlay, and HomeKit will now be accessible on the webOS Hub in more than 100 nations, according to the South Korean tech giant. This change is anticipated to give viewers a more convenient and comfortable viewing experience with its wide variety of materials and cutting-edge features. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit- TechGoing[/caption] Thanks to the launch of these Apple-based apps, the webOS Hub now has 10 times more brands available than it had in early 2021, the company claims in a news release. LG has been working hard with 200 different partners to make this a reality and give its users greater value. From the webOS Hub's Home Screen, the specialized Apple TV app provides access to the Apple TV+ service. Companies like Seiki, Eko, Stream System, Konka, Aiwa, and Hyundai are all involved in the expansion, according to reports. It is to be expected that there are some limitations on which TVs from those brands will add support for these Apple capabilities. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1280"] Image credit- YouTube[/caption] Additionally, Apple Music users now have access to 100 million songs, playlists, and music videos without being interrupted by ads. This means that consumers may enjoy listening to their favorite music, seeing music videos, and learning about new artists from the comfort of their LG TV. Also read: Samsung vs LG – The never-ending battle – Which One is Best? Users may stream entertainment from their iPhone, iPad, or Mac laptops to their TV screens with the webOS Hub because it is AirPlay compatible. This feature offers a smooth experience and enables users to easily share pictures, movies, and other multimedia information on the big screen. Additionally, webOS Hub-powered TVs have Apple Home enabled, allowing customers to operate their TV with the Apple Home app and Siri voice commands.