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No, Netflix is Not Giving Out Free Passes: Avoid This Scam
In the latest scam to hit the internet, messages are circulating on social media, saying that Netflix is giving out free passes as a response to coronavirus. The messages include a link to click for free access. Some are getting the message directly, while others are seeing it being shared on social media. Business Insider…
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Here is Everything Coming to Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime the Week of March 23
Here’s what’s coming to Netflix this week March 23 Sol Levante *Netflix Anime March 25 Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution *Netflix Documentary Curtiz *Netflix Film The Occupant (Hogar) *Netflix Film Signs *Netflix Original YooHoo to the Rescue: Season 3 *Netflix Family March 26 7SEEDS: Part 2 *Netflix Anime Blood Father Unorthodox *Netflix Original March 27 Car Masters: Rust…
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Disney+ UK is Launching Tomorrow: Here’s Everything That Will Be Available
For UK viewers, the wait is almost over. Disney+ is launching tomorrow, March 24th and Disney has released the list of titles that will be available. In the UK, Disney+ will cost £5.99 per month. Subscribers will have access to the Disney library, Disney+ originals, and yes, all 600+ episodes of The Simpsons. This is…
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Kodi Has Been Removed from Google Search Results
Update: Google was quicker than us! The Kodi download page is appearing in search results again. Google has removed Kodi from showing up in search results, as a result of a copyright complaint. Torrent Freak reported that Kodi and VLC were both removed, though Kodi is saying the move was a mistake as the complaint…
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Amazon Prime Makes Kids’ Content Available for Free for All Amazon Customers
Today, Amazon made some of its collection of kid and family friendly content available for free to watch on Prime Video, for all Amazon customers. The free content is a mix of licensed shows and movies, including content from PBS Kids, along with Amazon Originals. To access the free kids and family content on Prime…
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T-Mobile is Giving Away YouTube Premium For 2 Months
Good news for T-Mobile subscribers. Tomorrow March 24th you can get two months of YouTube Premium for free. With YouTube Premium, you can watch videos ad-free, download your favorites to view offline and play videos in the background while using other apps. You’ll also get access to the music streaming service, YouTube Music Premium, so…
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T-Mobile Launches $15 Plan Early to Help Low Income Families Stay Connected
In response to COVID-19, T-Mobile announced today that it will launch its lower priced plan options early, starting this Wednesday, March 25. “Now more than ever, reliable connectivity is crucial. To help ensure everyone can get and stay connected affordably, T-Mobile is launching its lowest priced smartphone plan today, rather than waiting for the merger…
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Amazon Prime Video Launches Viewer Profiles
Amazon is rolling out a viewer profile feature, allowing up to six people to manage their profile under each Prime Video account. With a viewer profile, you can track your viewing progress, manage a personal watch list, and get personalized recommendations. With the update, kids’ profiles can also be added, with parental controls and content…
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fuboTV Announces Merger with FaceBank
Today, FaceBank, a celebrity and sports focused entertainment company, and live TV streaming service fuboTV announced that they have entered into a definitive merger agreement. In a press release this morning, the two announced that immediately following the closing of the merger, fuboTV will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of FaceBank, and FaceBank will be renamed…
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SpaceX Gets FCC Approval for One Million Satellite Terminals
The FCC has granted SpaceX a license for up to a million terminals that will allow Starlink satellites to deliver broadband service. The decision was shown in a 71 page public notice from the FCC on March 18. The notice states: Consistent with SpaceX’s space station authorization, these Earth stations will transmit in the 14.0-14.5…
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How to Stream In-Theater & Early Digital Release Movies: Birds of Prey, Emma, Sonic, & More
Last week, we learned that Universal had chosen to take some movies set to be released in theaters and make them available for digital rental at the same time. “Given the rapidly evolving and unprecedented changes to consumers’ daily lives during this difficult time, the company felt that now was the right time to provide…
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TIDAL Has a Special 4 Months for $4 Music Subscription Promo Right Now
The music streaming service TIDAL is offering a special deal for listeners to help keep you entertained while everyone practices social distancing. Right now, TIDAL is offering new customers a special limited-time offer of 4 months for any plan for only $4.00 now through April 15th. Plans available for the offer include: HiFi, Premium, Family, Student,…
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AT&T is Waiving Wireless Overage Charges for Next 60 Days
AT&T announced yesterday that it will be waiving wireless overage charges for customers nationwide, including charges for voice, data, and text. “I don’t think any of us have ever experienced a situation quite like this one. The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has affected virtually every American, upended the engines of commerce, closed schools and some businesses,…
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ESPN is Airing a 7-Hour Tom Brady Marathon Today
Can’t get enough of Tom Brady? ESPN is airing a seven-hour special today, Sunday, March 22 highlighting the New England Patriot’s 20-year career with the team, just in case you need a little more Brady in your life. The marathon will be a combo of NFL’s Greatest Games and Super Bowl Highlights specials and include condensed versions…
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Disney+ Postpones France Launch, Will Reduce Bandwidth by 25% in Europe
Disney+ is the next streaming service to announce that it will reduce bandwidth in Europe to help with internet congestion. In addition, Disney has agreed to postpone the launch of the service in France. Kevin Mater, Chairman, Direct-to-Consumer & International, The Walt Disney Company, released the following statement about the decision to proactively reduce bandwidth.…
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