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Yes, the Apple TV (2nd generation) is wireless via 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, and it also offers 10/100 Ethernet for a wired connection.

No, Apple isn’t turning off the iPhone 6; the phone still works but no longer gets iOS upgrades and official repairs.

Yes, Apple TV+ and Apple TV differ: TV+ is the subscription service; Apple TV is the hardware box and the umbrella TV app.

Yes, Apple TV (device/app) and Apple TV+ (subscription streaming service) are different products with distinct roles.

Yes, the Apple TV app is available on most Android TV and Google TV devices, with availability depending on device model and region.

No, Apple ended iPhone 6 support—the phone tops out at iOS 12.5.7 and no longer receives security updates or official repairs.

No, Apple isn’t stopping iPhone production; it continues building current models while phasing out older lines in the normal cycle.

No, Apple isn’t stopping iPad production—the lineup continues with active models, updates, and new chips.

No, Apple didn’t stop with iPhone 15; it launched iPhone 16 in 2024 and the iPhone 17 family in 2025, while retiring the 15 and 15 Plus.

No, Apple is not ending the Apple Watch line; new models launched in 2025 and continue to ship.