A new device is joining the Amazon Fire TV family of streaming devices – and this time, it’s a hybrid of an Amazon Echo, a Fire TV streaming device, a speaker – and even a universal remote of sorts. The device is available for pre-order now for $120 (or $89.99 for Prime users – for one
Starz, the popular American premium TV network is finally launching in the UK – sort of. The channel, responsible for hit shows such as Outlander, Power and Ash VS The Evil Dead, will be available as a paid add-on channel for Amazon Prime Video subscribers. However, most of Starz’ hit shows will actually NOT be part of
Easter came early this year, with price reductions on Amazon’s excellent TV streamer – the Fire TV
After a long delay, Amazon Echo devices in the UK can now be used to control Amazon Fire TV devices, hands-free
Get ready to say goodbye to YouTube on Amazon’s Fire TV devices – unless a new agreement can be reached before January 1, 2018. This week, Google announced they’re going to block access to YouTube on Amazon’s “Echo Show” device (a version of Amazon’s personal assistant that also comes with a screen), AND on the
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The Amazon Fire TV has long been my go-to streaming device in the UK (see my full review here), and yesterday Amazon finally announced the 3rd generation: The all-new Fire TV with 4K HDR. While the new device has some impressive new picture quality capabilities, it also has some downsides over the previous Fire TV
Many months after it’s debut in the United States, Amazon announced this week that it will be adding “Amazon Channels” to its Amazon Prime video streaming service in the UK (along with Germany and Austria). The service, which is only available to existing (or new) Amazon Prime subscribers, will enable viewers in the United Kingdom
The updated version of the Amazon Fire TV Stick video streamer is finally coming to the UK, bringing with it Amazon’s popular voice assitant, Alexa
Good news for UK viewers who need (or prefer) subtitles, as digital video providers will be required to follow the “traditional” broadcasters