
NOW TV Finally Adds Full HD (1080p) – But Wants You To Pay Extra
Sky’s streaming TV service launches “NOW TV Boost”, which adds Full HD content and 5.1 Dolby Digital sound – at an additional cost
Sky’s streaming TV service launches “NOW TV Boost”, which adds Full HD content and 5.1 Dolby Digital sound – at an additional cost
Five years after a successful launch in the US, Roku TV is finally crossing the pond: a new Hisense Roku TV will be available from next week in the UK. The smart TV, which will be available in four different sizes, will have the Roku OS built-in, with apps for all the major streaming services available in the UK – Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, NOW TV, Apple TV+ and more.
BritBox, the joint streaming service from ITV and the BBC, makes it very easy to subscribe – and you even get a free trial for 30 days. Once those 30 days are up, however, you will need to pay £5.99/month, and a lot of people are already asking me – how do I cancel my BritBox UK subscription? While it might be a bit hidden, cancelling your BritBox account is
Black Friday is almost upon us, but some great deals are already here. The Roku Streaming Stick+ 4K (see our review) is discounted heavily today on three different online stores – and you can save £20-£30 on one of the most popular streaming sticks out there. Buy The Roku Stick+ Roku’s streaming devices are very popular in the US – and are somewhat less known in the UK (when compared to
Sky Q subscribers will now be able to get the full BBC iPlayer experience on the new app
Disney’s much-anticipated streaming service is launching in the US next week – but will take its time to cross the pond
Following a few weeks of “Beta Testing”, BritBox launches officially in the UK today, amidst reports of a new content deal with Channel 4, and distribution deals with EE and BT. And more good news for British TV fans – Doctor Who is coming to BritBox, with 600+ episodes that will be available on the service by Christmas. BritBox is a new streaming subscription service created by the BBC and
The streaming wars are getting heated: Apple TV+, Apple’s foray into the video subscription service market, launched on November 1 in the UK (and around the world). Here’s everything you need to know about Apple TV Plus’ shows, pricing – and how you can even get it for free. What Is Apple TV Plus? Apple TV+ is Apple’s answer to Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and the upcoming Disney+. It’s a streaming
HBO/Warner Media and Sky have extended their deal, and will also continue to co-produce shows such as Chernobyl together
BritBox, the joint streaming service from ITV and the BBC is finally here… sort of – and you can even get it for free, with a 30-days trial. Update: You can read my full BritBox review here Mind you, this isn’t the “official” launch yet, as the service is still in beta – so it only offers a “snapshot” of what the final service, set to debut later this year,
The Apple TV app lets you watch content from iTunes and the upcoming Apple TV+ streaming service on several Amazon Fire TV devices
The American streaming giant is looking at “consumer-friendly ways to push on the edges of password sharing”. Bad news for big families?