The first time we heard rumors of an Apple television was nearly 14 years ago, though Steve Jobs later dismissed the idea of a TV, claiming there was no market for it then. We later found Jobs had a plan for an “integrated” Apple TV in one of his biographies.

According to a fresh report, Apple could be revisiting the idea of releasing its own TV set. Here’s what we know about the project.

Apple is once again thinking about developing its own TV set. Amid a larger push to settle into the smart home market, the company is reportedly considering the potential of an Apple-branded television—a project it dropped over a decade ago after deciding it would be too difficult to pull off.

Apple is reportedly evaluating whether to make an Apple-branded TVIt was rumored years ago, and it may be backPeople might pay a premium for privacy and long software support Apple doesn't make TVs,

Obviously, those rumors never came to pass and as the years went by without a release, we assumed the project was dead. But a new report claims that might not be the case, According to Mark Gurman’s latest Power On newsletter, the project still has a glimmer of life.

Depending on the success of its upcoming smart home hub, Apple will evaluate making its own TV set, according to reports. Does this sound familiar?

Apple has never made a TV set. But the idea just won't die, Peter Kafka writes.

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has resurrected the idea of an Apple television, albeit couching this in the most uncertain of