Apple rarely makes its apps available to platforms beyond its own devices, but it looks like an exception to the rule is on its way, which is good news for TV watchers.

Apple Inc. is seeking a senior engineer to help build a television and sports app for Android, a sign the company is finally bringing its TV+ service to the rival smartphone platform.

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Apple may soon launch an Apple TV+ app for Android. A job listing for an Android Software Engineer at Apple hints at the expansion. Get the details here.

The creation of a new Android-compatible Apple TV app will give Android users a better way to stream titles on Apple TV+. Apple versus Android is perhaps the best-known feud in the tech world. The devout following that Apple has built with its devices may not be as large as Android’s pool of device users,

The ad, which inexplicably calls the platform “android” with a lower-case A in three out of five instances, says the Apple TV app team “is looking for a proactive, hardworking and experienced senior android [sic] engineer to lead the development of fun new features,

Apple may finally make its Apple TV app available on Android phones, according to a recent job listing posted by the company.

Currently, the absence of an Apple TV app on Android devices limits users to accessing Apple TV Plus—iPhone maker’s answer to Netflix and Amazon Prime Video—via the web at tv.apple.com.