TV recording is disappearing fast in the UK. Here are the last devices that still let you record programmes – from Freeview boxes to pay-TV options
Freely expands to Roku TVs this June, with Sharp, JVC, METZ and Polaroid models getting the UK streaming platform – but what ab out standalone streaming sticks?
BBC is finally considering a standalone Freely device with a simplified interface, potentially solving Freeview’s heir’s biggest limitation
Freely – the UK’s streaming-focused TV platform that launched last year – is getting another major update this month, with new features that should make finding and watching content easier. At the same time, the platform continues to expand its hardware lineup, with two major TV brands joining the fold. The “Freely Next” update introduces
Freeview alternative “Freely” expands with 16 new FAST channels from ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5, plus 80+ VIDAA channels for Hisense & Toshiba TVs
Freeview’s March update brings three new channels and six number changes. Find out what’s moving where – and what’s new, including news and music
BBC channels finally arrive on Fire TV’s Live tab, completing UK’s major broadcasters lineup. See how this feature now compares to Freeview and Freely
Metz launches budget-friendly QLED TVs with Freely – the broadband-based successor to Freeview – built in. Models start at £379 and feature TiVo OS
Freely adds 8 new streaming channels, including PBS America and TRUE CRIME, along with new on-demand apps – expanding its aerial-free TV service
Freely’s long-awaited new “My List” feature lets users save up to 50 shows from across 11 streaming players, including BBC iPlayer and ITVX
Freely, the successor to Freeview and Freesat, is adding AMC Networks’ TRUE CRIME and LEGEND channels, plus PBS America, GB News and QVC to its lineup.
Manhattan confirms their T4-R Freeview recorder won’t support Freely, citing missing features like recording and extended pause