Apple TV accessory makers can now use App Launch, Wi-Fi configuration, VoiceOver and other iOS features on tvOS<div class="feat-image">

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<p>tvOS 10 updates have included new user features like
 smarter Siri, HomeKit support, dark mode, and the 
new TV app with 
Single Sign-on so far. With 
tvOS 10.0.1, first released back in October as a minor bug fix and security improvement, Apple quietly included support for a handful of new features to improve accessories. The features, which include App Launch, new accessibility features and more, aren’t documented publicly, but specs were recently made available to accessory makers in Apple’s Made-for-iPhone/iPad/Apple TV licensing program.</p>
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