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YouTube 4K has now come to Apple TV, iPhone and iPad, but no HDR or 60fps on TV
YouTube 4K has now come to Apple TV, iPhone and iPad, but no HDR or 60fps on TV.
Maybe you’ll need a new Apple TV for that
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