ESPN apps now stream live sports in 4K HDR on Apple devices
ESPN has started streaming live sports in 4K HDR on its iOS and Apple TV 4K apps. This upgrade covers major events like Monday Night Football, NBA, and the US Open, with clearer and more vibrant video now tagged in the app. The feature is rolling out first to Apple devices, with support for other platforms and pay-TV providers coming before the Super Bowl.
- 4K HDR streaming live now on ESPN’s iOS and tvOS apps
- Covers NFL, NBA, NHL, college football, US Open, Super Bowl
- Badges in the app mark 4K HDR content
- Other platforms and pay-TV support are coming soon
- ESPN calls this a major upgrade to its tech pipeline
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