Based on the new job list, Apple seems to be preparing to build an Apple TV+ app for Android smartphones and tablets. 

The job list, discovered by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple "millions to discover watching TV and sports to work on the development of fun new features" Apple declined to comment on the list and its meaning.

Of course, the meaning here is that Apple plans to make the TV+ app available on ANDROID smartphones and tablets. 

Gurman speculates that the move is Apple putting aside its rivalry with Google to acquire new users. Apple is developing software for Windows, allowing apps such as Chrome and Gmail in the operating system, but it's rare for Apple to develop them for other platforms. As it stands, Apple offers only a handful of apps on Android phones, including Apple Music, Beats and Move to iOS. 

Currently, Apple TV+ is available on Android TV devices such as Chromecast with Google TV and smart TVs running Android. However, whether you want the app to work properly or not, it can hit or miss. But when the service was launched in 2019, dedicated Android phone and tablet apps were shunned.

Outside of Android, Apple TV+ is available on PlayStation Console, Xbox One, Series S, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV sticks.

Android has more than 30 billion devices worldwide, and when combined with the 2.2 billion devices that Apple has in the world, it immediately increases the reach of Apple TV+ by 2 times. It's hard to know Apple's business impact because Apple has never declared TV+ subscriber numbers or revenue, but the service has provided many memorable shows and movies like Coda, Severance and Ted Lasso. 

The job list is very recent, so it's unclear when the Android Apple TV+ app will actually be available. And who knows how much Apple may have already worked on potential Android apps. 

Apple TV+ will launch in 2019, with an initial price ofま4.99 per month, but more recently you can subscribe forま9.99 per month.