HBO Max's Apple TV app gets a much-needed overhaul
that tackles some of the most glaring problems that remained. For one, it's finally built on a modern platform that should be more reliable than the relatively ancient HBO Go/Now framework. You'll also see a new home page with a"hero" banner you can scroll, the option to skip credits, more control over My Stuff watchlists and easier sign-ins.either this week or the next.
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