After decades of squabbling, Samsung Electronics a leader in smart TV, will finally be working together with Apple to bring Apple Music onto its Smart TV platform. The last piece in offering a larger catalog of entertainment for its customers, Samsung will now be able to offer the Apple service to over 100 countries immediately.

The rivals have been competing in numerous fronts including smartphone patents where in the past lawsuits were filed between the two. Apple has even stopped purchasing vital components for its iPhone when things got heated up.

Looks like the global economy suspension brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic has cooled off rivalry and brings collaboration between these tech giants. Last year the company introduced Apple App to subscribers and the partnership is taken further with Apple Music this year. The service will be available on models from 2018 through 2020 – subscribers will be able to stream over 60 million songs ad-free, watch top music videos, and explore thousands of playlists curated by world class music experts and taste-makers.

With millions under lockdown at home, television has become their best friend in keeping themselves entertained, and the more options available on the TV the better it will be for the people. More providers of such services should put differences aside and form a solidarity pact to accelerate spreading solutions across the world and bring cheer to their homes. Disney+, Amazon Prime and Hulu, its your turn now!