Author: Jess Barnes
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Crackle vs XUMO: Two Great Free Cord Cutting Services Compared
Did you know that you can find tons of free, ad-supported streaming services on every streaming device? With these apps, you can watch TV episodes, movies and more, all for free. Today, we’re looking at two of those free streaming services – Crackle and XUMO. Crackle Crackle also provides full length movies and TV shows…
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Disney+ is Now Available on Android TV Devices Including The Nvidia Shield
Disney+ has officially launched and is now available on many devices, including Android phones, tablets, and Android TV. The Disney+ Android app can be found in the Google Play Store for viewers in the US, Canada, and the Netherlands. With the Disney+ app, subscribers can use the new streaming service on mobile devices as well…
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Yes, Hulu With Live TV & Commercial-Free Hulu Subscribers Can Get $5.99 Off With the Disney+ & ESPN+ Bundle
Before Disney+ launched today, we learned about a bundle deal for the ad-supported version of Hulu, ESPN+, and the new Disney+. At that time, there were a lot of questions about whether the bundle could be used with an ad-free Hulu or Hulu with live subscription. We now know that those plans can get a…
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T-Mobile vs Verizon vs Sprint vs AT&T: Unlimited Talk, Text, & Data Plans Compared
With many cord cutters using their smartphones to access their favorite streaming services and watch content on the go, it’s time for a comparison of some of the major unlimited phone plans. We’re taking a look at unlimited plans from T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint, and AT&T to help you find the plan that works best for…
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ViacomCBS Announce Pluto TV & CBS All Access’ Leadership Team
After the merger expected to close in early December, ViacomCBS will have a portfolio of linear and digital platforms, including CBS All Access and Pluto TV. Now, ViacomCBS has announced its lineup of digital leaders. These are the new leaders that will have an impact on ViacomCBS owned streaming services. Joe Ianniello, as previously announced,…
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Here is How to Download Disney+ on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, iOS, & Android
Disney has launched its new streaming service Disney+. The app is now available on Roku, PS4, Fire TV, Apple TV, Android, iOS Chromecast, and Xbox, along with Samsung and LG smart TVs. Ready to download the Disney+ app and start watching everything from the classics to brand new originals? Here are the links to download…
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Verizon’s Stream Player Will be Android TV Powered & Come With A Free Month of YouTube TV
We started hearing about a potential new streaming device from Verizon this summer. Now, we have confirmation that this will be an Android-powered device. Android TV Rumors was the first to report the news on Twitter, sharing that the Verizon device appeared on the Google Play Developer Console on Saturday. This is a good indication…
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The T-Mobile & Sprint Merger Lawsuit Will Go Before a Judge in December
This week, the FCC approved the T-Mobile and Sprint merger, following approval by the DOJ. With those approvals, the merger now faces one more obstacle – a lawsuit filed by 15 states and Washington D.C to stop the merger. Originally, a trial was set for October 2019. An attorney representing the state attorneys general filing…
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Disney+ Announces New Details About Its $12.99 Bundle with Hulu & ESPN+
In August, Disney confirmed that there will be a bundle deal available which will include Disney+, ESPN+, and the limited ad version of Hulu for $12.99/month. Previously, we shared more information along with some limitations to this bundle deal. Earlier this year Hulu upped the number of streams from one to two devices on its…
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AT&T is the Largest Distributor of HBO & Says Continue to Bundle Video and Wireless
During AT&T’s 3rd Quarter 2019 earnings call, AT&T was asked about how bundling wireless services with video plays a part in bringing in new customers and retaining current customers. Randall Stephenson, CEO of AT&T took the opportunity to talk about the role HBO has played and will play in the future with the launch of…