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YouTube is Shutting Down Its Ad-Free Premium Lite Subscription Service
Today, YouTube started to notify customers who use its ad-free Premium Lite service that it will be shutting down the plan. YouTube’s Premium Lite is a cheaper, ad-free subscription service offered in select European countries. It is cheaper than the full YouTube Premium service but offers fewer options. This was first spotted by The Verge…
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Amazon’s Device Chief Will Reportedly Take Over Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin
Amazon’s head of products and services, Dave Limp, maybe leaving the company, but it won’t be too far from founder Jeff Bezos’s circle. The executive, fresh off of leading the company’s fall event last week, will take over as the CEO of Bezos’ Blue Origin rocket company, according to The Washington Post. He will replace…
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ChatGPT Can Now See, Hear, and Speak as AI Gets Better Scary Fast
ChatGPT is now able to “see” images, listen to you in a conversation and speak back in another breakthrough the in rapidly advancing world of artificial intelligence. OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, on Monday laid out these advances, which allow you to speak conversationally when asking a question or show a picture to get more…
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ESPN is Reportedly Shutting Down Some of Its Studios
ESPN will move out of its studio in New York’s South Street Seaport by the 2025 fiscal year, and will likely shut down its Los Angeles production center and move staff back east or have them work remotely, according to Puck News. The report comes as Disney reportedly plans to slash about $5.5 billion in…
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Peachtree Sports Network Will Broadcast Local Atlanta Games and Launch for Free OTA on Sunday
Gray Television on Monday said that it’s newest channel, Peachtree Sports Network, will launch this Sunday and be home to a myriad of Georgia high school and local games. Peachtree Sports will offer coverage of the College Park Skyhawks of the NBA G-League, high school football through Score Atlanta, hockey from the Atlanta Gladiators and…
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Here is Everything Coming For Free to Plex in October 2023
Plex now offers more than 50,000 on-demand titles and hundreds of live channels, and has slowly grown into one of the largest free ad-supported streaming services on the market. Here’s everything coming to the service next month. New on Plex in October Catch Before It Leaves in October Still Streaming on Plex in October
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Starlink Added About One Million Customers in the Last Nine Months
On Saturday, SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet provider said it now has over 2 million active customers. This milestone means that Starlink gained about a million customers in the last nine months. “Starlink is available on all 7 continents, in over 60 countries and many more markets, connecting 2M+ active customers and counting with high-speed internet,”…
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The NHL Golden Knights Unveil Pricing For Its New In-Market Streaming Service After Leaving AT&T SportsNet RSN
In May, Scripps and the NHL Vegas Golden Knights announced a deal to bring their games to free broadcast TV in-market and offer a streaming options for fans. Today, the Vegas Golden Knights is making good on the streaming end with a deal for streaming platform provider ViewLift to manage the team’s online service and…
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T-Mobile is Another Step Closer to Unlocking Spectrum It Already Bought For $304M
The U.S. Senate can rarely agree on anything, but it came together on Friday to unanimously pass a bill proposed by Sen. John Kennedy to temporarily re-authorize the Federal Communications Commission to allocate spectrum, a move that gets T-Mobile closer to tapping into spectrum it’s been patiently waiting to get its hands on. Kennedy, a…
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ABC Boasts Improved OTA Coverage, Picture Quality For Cord Cutters in Chicago
On Sunday, as ABC’s Chopper 7 hovered nearby to capture the action, a helicopter flew a massive antenna to the top of Willis Tower in Chicago. A crew waiting at the top of the skyscraper completed the final stage of installation. The fixture, which weighs 5,000 pounds and stands 32 feet tall, isn’t just for…
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Once-Free Alexa Guard Features Will Now Cost You $6 a Month
Amazon is slapping a price tag on its formerly free security feature for Echo devices. Alexa Guard’s smoke, carbon monoxide alarm detection and glass break sound detection features reportedly moved to Amazon’s new Emergency Assist service, which costs $6 a month, or $59 a year. Alexa Guard’s ability to listen for intruders and household alarms…
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Walmart Marketplace Now Has Over 100,000 Active Sellers As It Goes After Amazon
Walmart’s Marketplace platform has doubled in size over the last year and a half and now boasts 100,000 active sellers, according to Marketplace Pulse research. Over the last year, up to 20,000 sellers joined Walmart Marketplace every month. On average, Walmart approved about 10% to become active each month. This is the latest milestone for…
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Here is What’s Coming for FREE This Fall to Samsung TV Plus
You can watch all of these titles and more on the Samsung TV Plus app on your Samsung TV or Samsung Device. Free Movies Coming in September: Back to School Favorites: Laugh-Out-Loud Hits: Cozy Dramas: Chilling and Thrilling: Free Movies Coming in October: Featured Favorites Halloween Hits
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Amazon’s New Home Internet Service Will Launch Its First Satellites Tomorrow
Since 2019, Amazon has been talking about launching a home internet service. This new home internet service from Amazon is currently code-named Project Kuiper. This is not just some side project; according to Amazon’s CEO, it is now one of the main focuses of the company. Finally, weather permitting, Amazon will launch the first two…
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If You Buy a New Fire TV You Get 6 Months Of Free MGM+ Streaming
Last week, Amazon announced two new Fire TV sticks. These new models the Fire TV Stick 4K Max and the Fire TV Stick 4K are some of the most powerful Fire TV sticks Amazon has ever made. To make the deal even better, if you buy any new Fire TV you can get six months…
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