The Apple TV just got a big new update.
On Monday, Apple released tvOS 9.2, which comes with a slew of cool new features for owners of the fourth-generation Apple TV that launched last October.
The fourth-gen Apple TV is the first to have an App Store, the first with the ability to play games, and the first with a touch-sensitive remote control that also works with Siri.
Prior to Monday, Apple had only issued one major update for the Apple TV since it launched: tvOS 9.1, which was released in early December, offered several bug fixes and offered support for Apple Music, as well as the ability to use Siri to play content from Apple Music.
Thankfully, tvOS 9.2 offers much more than the last update. Take a look.
tvOS 9.2 introduces support for folders. So now, you can group any Apple TV apps you want into any folders on the home screen, which is great for organization and efficiency.
The 9.2 update also introduces support for Bluetooth keyboards. This is a good thing, since it's a major pain to use the Apple TV remote for inputting text.
In tvOS 9.2, you can also finally use Siri for voice-to-text dictation, which is great for entering emails and passwords without needing a manual or virtual keyboard.
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