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HBO Max Now Available to Download on PS5
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Arriving before many popular live TV streaming services, HBO Max is now on Sony’s PlayStation 5.
Peacock Drops Premier League Replays For NBC & NBCSN Matches [Updated]
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Peacock has now reduced the number of Premier League Replays down to 175 per season.
Disney+ Price Increasing To $7.99 Per Month, Bundle Customers Affected Too
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Following other streaming services, the price of a Disney+ subscription will increase early next year.
Save 50% on Hulu (With Ads) When Buying a New Fire TV Device
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Amazon Fire TV player purchases currently come with the option to subscribe to ad-supported Hulu at 50% less than usual.
HBO Max Removes Free Trial with No Sign It Will Return
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HBO Max has removed the option of a free trial for new customers, forcing them to pay $14.99 upfront to start streaming.
Netflix Standard & Premium Plans Now Cost Even More
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Netflix has increased plan prices once again, albeit only for Standard and Premium subscribers.
Peacock Nears 22 Million Sign-Ups, Exceeds Expectations
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In spite of only launching nationwide in July, Peacock is already closing in on 22 million sign-ups.
Quibi: An Unfortunate Reminder That Device Support Matters
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Quibi was not here for long, but it might have been longer, if living room devices were supported from the start.
Quibi’s Short-Form Streaming Service Comes To An End
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Quibi launched in 2020 and it is already now in the process of closing down the streams.
Quibi Android TV, Apple TV, & Fire TV Apps Are Now Available
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Originally only available on mobile devices, Quibi can now be downloaded on Android TV, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire TV.
Netflix Took a Subscriber Growth Hit in Q3, as Expected
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Netflix not worried about the slowing down of new subscribers, especially after the last two quarters.
Netflix No Longer Offers a Free Trial to New Subscribers
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If you want to give Netflix a try, you’ll now have to pay in advance.
Prime Video: Stream on Three Devices at the Same Time (But Not the Same Title)
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Prime Video offers a fairly standard simultaneous streams policy, but trying to watch the same title on multiple devices changes things.
Disney+ Simultaneous Streams: How Many Devices at the Same Time?
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Before signing up to Disney+, know how many devices you can stream on at the same time.
Peacock TV Is Finally Coming to Roku Players & Devices
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It may have taken its time, but a Peacock Roku deal has finally been reached.
T-Mobile Now Offering 6-Month Quibi Subscription for Free
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If you’re not eligible for the ‘Quibi with us’ deal, this one might be worth taking a look at.
Peacock Finally Adds Premier League Replays to Sports Section
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After a rocky start to the 2020 season, Premier League replays can now be easily found on Peacock.
Hulu’s New Audio & Video Badges Make It Easier to Find 4K & HDR Content
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Hulu has expanded its badge system to include audio and visual enhancements.
Disney Plus: How to Cancel via Website, Android or iPhone
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If it is time to say goodbye to Disney+ then here’s how to cancel through the website, the Android app, and the…
Disney+, Hulu, & ESPN+ Now Free with Select Verizon Wireless Plans
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A Disney streaming saving of up to $12.99 per month for select Verizon customers.
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