HBO's new streaming service HBO Now officially arrived on the Apple TV on Tuesday.
Unlike HBO and HBO Go, which both require a cable subscription, all you need to enjoy HBO Now is a broadband connection or an Apple device. Soon it will come to other devices and services, like Dish Network's Sling TV.
HBO Now costs $15 a month, and you get access to HBO's full catalogue of movies, TV shows, and original programming — past, present and future. If you sign up now, however, you'll get a free 30-day free trial to HBO Now.
At Apple's media event on March 9, HBO's CEO Richard Plepler announced HBO Now would launch exclusively on the Apple TV, and it would be coming in April so new customers could enjoy the season premiere of "Game of Thrones" on April 12.
If you don't have an Apple TV, the company recently dropped its price to $69, from $99. You can download the HBO Now app from Apple's App Store here.
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