Apple Releases tvOS 9.1.1 for New Apple TV

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Apple has released tvOS 9.1.1 for the fourth generation Apple TV yesterday. It includes the much-awaited Podcast app.
Yesterday’s update comes more than a month after releasing tvOS 9.1, the first update to tvOS since Apple TV 4 was launched in October.
tvOS 9.1 can be downloaded over-the-air through the Settings app on the fourth-generation Apple TV by going to System –> Software Update.
tvOS 9.1 included Siri Support for Apple Music, which allowed users to ask Siri to play content from Apple’s streaming music service. It also included several bug fixes.
We don’t know what else is included in the new version of tvOS, but it is likely to include bug fixes and performance improvements. 
Apple has also seeded tvOS 9.2 to developers, which includes several new features and improvements such as the ability to create folders on the Home screen like iOS, support for Bluetooth Keyboard, support for U.S. Spanish (for those in the U.S. only), French Canadian (for those in Canada only), UK English (for the United Kingdom) Australian (U.S. English) for Siri, redesigned app switcher and MapKit support.
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