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HBO Now debuted its service on Apple devices, Tuesday, the IGN announced. The app, HBO Now, appears in both the Apple TV OS and Apple App Store. HBO has also confirmed that its app's availability is offered as an option for subscriptions through Apple and HBO sites.
"Subscribe to HBO right from your Apple TV or iOS device - no cable or satellite subscription required. With HBO NOW, you get instant access to every episode of every season of HBO's award-winning original shows and Hollywood blockbusters," Apple published.
When users want an access to the HBO Now app, they will have to shed out $14.99 for a month's use. However, the cable television network shared that it is now offering a special deal to engage people on the release. Any user who chooses to sign-up for an offer will receive a trial period that will last 30 days. This is great news so customers can still try the product and check if they will like it.
The users will automatically receive access to the famed series like "The Leftovers," "True Blood," "Girls," "Silicon Valley," "Veep," "Sex and the City," "True Detective," "Deadwood," "The Sopranos," and "Game of Thrones," as well as shows like "John Adams," "The Wire," and "Band of Brothers."
Around 2, 000 titles are available for streaming through the app. HBO has, also shared that they are in the middle of negotiations with other possible digital partners and distributors to be able to offer the app on a wider scale.
