YouTube will cut the ads for $9 per month in “Premium Lite”
Not a fan of YouTube ads? You’re not alone, and if you don’t want to pay $17 per month to deal with it, you’ll be able to fix it with a cheaper plan.
Tag: Streaming video services
Netflix. Stan. Disney+. Apple TV+. Prime Video. Binge. ABC iView, SBS, and plenty of catch-up TV services. Australia sure has a few streaming video services to choose from, and here’s news and reviews about them.
Apple TV+ finally comes to Android phones, tablets
Apple’s slate of TV programming may well be focused on Apple’s devices, but if you own an Android, you can now find Apple TV+ there, too.
Disney+ gains an extra member cost as account sharing ends
The Disney+ account you were sharing with your family and friends? It’s about to change, unless you pay $7.99 per month extra.
Prime Video sees a cost of living adjustment as Amazon adds ads
Yet another streaming service is rising in price, as Amazon asks you for more money unless you want to sit through a few ads.
Netflix ups the cost of streaming
Suffering through the cost of living crisis may mean sacrificing premium video quality, as Netflix raises costs once more.
Australian Searchr TV aims to help you find a show across every service
Not finding what you need when you want to watch TV? An Aussie solution could be just around the corner, though you’ll need to pay for it.
Hubbl reviewed: a work in progress
We’re not sure if the world needs another TV box, but Hubbl could be different, attempting to wrangle everything you watch in one place.
Hubbl set for launch March 10
Foxtel’s answer to the Apple TV has a launch date, with options for both set-top box and ready-to-use QLED TV coming in March.
Hubbl’s subscription managing set-top, Hubbl Glass TV priced
Not just another smart TV set-top box, Foxtel’s Hubbl aims to bring all your services under one place, arriving in a choice of TV or box and running a new operating system.
Foxtel readies Hubbl as its next streaming system
Another streaming set-top box is on the way, and it could just unite all the services in one place, as Foxtel offers up what’s coming in Hubbl.
