tvOS 9.2 beta 1 adds support for app folders, Bluetooth keyboards
The upcoming tvOS 9.2 update for the fourth-generation Apple TV adds a number of new capabilities for the fresh platform, including the ability to stow apps in folders on the home screen, and to connect a Bluetooth keyboard for easier text entry.

The release notes for the first beta of tvOS 9.2 reveal that Bluetooth keyboard support is now baked into the operating system. tvOS 9.2 is currently available to developers for testing ahead of a public release.
The notes accompanying tvOS 9.2 also reveal that users will be able to group apps in folders on the home screen. Though the new Apple TV shipped without support for folders, developers found evidence in the tvOS code that app folders were in the works.
tvOS 9.2 also includes support for MapKit, allowing developers to utilize Apple's mapping tools for their third-party Apple TV apps.
Apple has also changed the user interface of its app switcher feature in tvOS 9.2. Users can invoke the app switcher by double-pressing the home button on the Siri remote.
With tvOS 9.2, Siri voice support has also been added for U.S. Spanish and French Canadian. In the U.K., Siri support for U.K. English, Australian English, and U.S. English are also available.

The release notes for the first beta of tvOS 9.2 reveal that Bluetooth keyboard support is now baked into the operating system. tvOS 9.2 is currently available to developers for testing ahead of a public release.
The notes accompanying tvOS 9.2 also reveal that users will be able to group apps in folders on the home screen. Though the new Apple TV shipped without support for folders, developers found evidence in the tvOS code that app folders were in the works.
tvOS 9.2 also includes support for MapKit, allowing developers to utilize Apple's mapping tools for their third-party Apple TV apps.
Apple has also changed the user interface of its app switcher feature in tvOS 9.2. Users can invoke the app switcher by double-pressing the home button on the Siri remote.
With tvOS 9.2, Siri voice support has also been added for U.S. Spanish and French Canadian. In the U.K., Siri support for U.K. English, Australian English, and U.S. English are also available.
Comments
This would be expected by anyone with common sense. You'd have to be a complete idiot (or a hater) to not realize Apple would be adding new features regularly.
Some of this must basic stuff like the remote app should have worked on day 1. Folders coming shortly is fine I guess but apps are piling up for some and will greatly get worse as things pick up. Universal search needs to open wide up so any app can easily use it. Apps like PLEX.
I like my ATV. But some of the apps are still sub-par. The NBCSports app often simply crashes periodically for no reason. The EPSN app tells me (erroneously) I am logged in elsewhere, so I get cut off. For sure not Apple's issue, and perhaps expected on a new platform, but this never happens on my OTA feed. :-)
And Apple knows better than to 'lead' the technology. No means NO!. /s
Also don't forget to add --- 'And it does not matter that iphone records 4k, iMovie edits 4k, IF... ATV4 is updated at all to include 4K in next (6 months, year, two years, decade... what ever) --- it will be because 'only Apple' knows when to release the capability, at the perfect moment and not before.' Go team Apple go, rah-rah!! /s
Thanks
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/behind-screen/ces-8k-tv-what-do-853541
tho instead, the sort will now say "Shoulda been there from Day 1, blah..." yes, folks, product development is easy and obvious -- until you're the one doing it. then you understand delays.
Sorry everyone isn't perfect like you.
Btw, I hate FireTV, the UI is shit. Once SlingTV app is released on ATV, I throw this pos away.