The Roku Express, Roku Premiere and Roku Streaming Stick+ are all excellent streaming devices – but what are the differences? Find out in our 2020 UK comparison
From Star Wars to Marvel, from Disney and Pixar to National Geographic – here’s everything that’s coming to Disney’s streaming service in the UK on March 24
The two major options for sports fans in the UK are currently Sky Sports via NOW TV, or BT Sports’ monthly pass. This May, however, streaming sports service “Dazn” is coming to the UK (and 200 other countries) – with an emphasis on boxing. But some say they’re eying Premier League rights for their future in the UK. Dazn is a streaming-only sports platform that is currently available in nine
YouView customers, who were only able to get limited NOW TV functionality until now, can now subscribe to all the passes from Sky’s streaming service
Four months after its launch, the streaming service from ITV and the BBC gets an Amazon Fire TV App – so we took it for a spin
While we’re STILL waiting for BritBox UK to get an Amazon Fire TV app and FreeviewPlay access, more content will be added to the service in March, which is ‘Crime Season’ on BritBox. From the young(ish) Inspector Morse on Endeavor, to Baptiste, the spin-off of The Missing, as well as Series 9 of Cold Feet, which isn’t a crime programme, but… maybe it’s a crime not to watch it? BritBox UK
Bad news for eager Star Wars fans in the UK: When Disney+ finally launches here, on March 24, 2020, its flagship series – The Mandalorian – won’t be available to binge-watch all at once. Instead, episodes will roll out week-by-week, as they did in the US – even though Season 1 has already finished its entire run across the pond. Disney+ is the upcoming streaming TV service from Disney, which
Google’s Chromecast (3rd generation) is a flexible and widely-supported streaming device – but its two major downsides mean it might not be for you
YouView, the TV service which combines over-the-air with broadband-based streaming, is “changing its focus”, with many app users being left behind
With the ongoing review of the TV Licence fee, a new idea suggests a “tiered access” model, making the BBC similar to subscription services like Netflix
From blurring spoilers, using secret category codes and “Smart Downloads”, these Netflix tricks will change the way you stream TV
As much as people all over the world love Netflix, this has probably been one of their most controversial (see: hated) features – promos that autoplay. It started a couple of years ago, and since then, every time you hover over a Netflix title on your TV – that title’s preview starts playing automatically, with sound and everything. It doesn’t even matter which streaming device you’re using – this annoying