Martin Hajek comes up with a new concept, showing what the next Apple TV might look like. When it comes to specs, the Apple TV has the ability to output 4K and comes with the A7 chip. But the main attraction of this concept is the remote which comes mostly as a touchscreen and acts like a second screen from where you can control and choose the content. Check out the full concept after the break. » New Concept Shows Beautiful Apple TV and Remote

Martin Hajek is back with a new highly-detailed concept. This time, the talented designer is focusing on the much much rumored Apple TV, showing a gold and space grey curved TV set. Check out the concept after the break. » Curved Gold and Space Grey Apple TV Concept

AnandTech did some digging around and found some interesting things regarding the new Apple TV (model A1469). They found that the new Apple TV will use the same WLAN+Bluetooth antenna/chip combo that the iPhone 5 uses as well as an A5X processor rather than the A5. » New Apple TV Has A5X Processor

BGR got news from a source that Apple will be introducing a TV SDK at WWDC next week. A TV SDK would enable third-party developers to create software for Apple’s TV products. Apple also has plans to demonstrate an all new TV operating system during its WWDC keynote next week. » Apple Will Launch TV SDK At WWDC

BGR reported that Apple is preparing a demo of a refreshed version of its Apple TV OS at WWDC next week. The report also claimed it is the same OS that runs on the much-rumored Apple HDTV that many reports indicate the company is working on. » Apple To Unveil New Apple TV OS At WWDC

Apple has just released a new update for the generation 2 and 3 Apple TV models. The update allows movies and TV show previews from the iTunes Store to be viewed in HD and fixes a few other minor issues.

» Apple Updated Apple TV to Version 5.0.1

Huhmagazine noted that: Jefferies analyst Peter Misek has said that Apple’s rumoured-to-be-in-development Apple TV will not be called the iTV, but something more like iPanel, because the display will be “far more” than a normal TV set. “It is a display, gaming center, media hub, computer, home automator, etc”. » Apple TV Called iPanel? [rumor]