> As someone who has used tv on non-Apple devices I can say it works completely fine. It doesn't stream 4k like it would on apple devices, but it works fine. Y

> As someone who has used tv on non-Apple devices I can say it works completely fine. It doesn't stream 4k like it would on apple devices, but it works fine. You can certainly buy televisions that have built in support for 4K, HDR, and Apple TV. >As for iCloud, their Windows client is a little lackluster. For example, the only way they can sync your iCloud calendar on Windows is by creating an Outlook plugin. So the only place I can view my iCloud calendar on my Windows computer is on the Outlook app. You can access your calendar and all the rest of iCloud directly through any web browser. Including productivity apps like Pages. >As for Maps, I don't think I've ever seen a web based version of it. DuckDuckGo uses Apple Maps instead of Google Maps now.