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AT&T Launches 5G Internet in 10 Markets
Today AT&T announced that they are launching their 5G network using low-band and high-band 5G in 10 markets. These markets include Birmingham, Ala., Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Providence, R.I., Rochester, N.Y., San Diego, San Francisco, and San Jose, Calif., meaning if you live in these areas you will now be able to access 5G…
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With the Death of PlayStation Vue, Services Like YouTube TV, fuboTV & More Have a Great Opportunity
For years now Sony has kept PlayStation game consoles free of any service competing with PlayStation Vue. Services like Hulu could offer on-demand content but not their live TV service. Others like Sling TV, YouTube TV, fuboTV, and more have been completely locked out of Sony’s gaming systems. Now according to reports Cord Cutters News…
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An Estimated $9.1 Billion in Revenue Will Be Lost to Piracy, IPTV, and Account Sharing in 2019
In a report from Parks Associates, research analyst Billy Nayden shares a forecast of $9.1 billion being lost in revenue due to piracy, IPTV, and account sharing in 2019. By 2024, that number is estimated to reach $12.5 billion. “The growth and use of digital media platforms has led to an increase in digital piracy…
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Spectrum is Moving NFL Redzone, Outdoor, & MLB StrikeZone to More Expensive Packages
If you have Spectrum TV and want to enjoy the NFL Redzone, MLB StrikeZone, or the Outdoor Channel, you will soon have to pay more. Spectrum has started to notify customers that these channels to the more expensive Spectrum TV Sports Pack. Here is the message Spectrum is including on affected customers bills: Important Spectrum…
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Roku is The Most Popular Streaming Player in United States – Bigger Than the Fire TV & Apple TV
Roku has for some time now been the most popular streaming player in the United States, but Amazon has been promoting its strong growth around the world. Now a new report from eMarketer shows that Roku is still the highest selling streaming player in the United States. According to the eMarketer report published in Bloomberg,…
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AT&T TV NOW Adds NBA League Pass With Access to Out of Market NBA Games
The NBA season is here and if you want to be sure to catch every game, AT&T TV NOW is now giving you the chance to add NBA League Pass so you never miss a game. This means not only can you watch in-market games with AT&T TV NOW you can now also watch out…
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‘A Garfield Christmas Special’ is Now Streaming For Free on The Official Garfield YouTube Channel
You can now watch Garfield, the original Grumpy Cat, on the official Garfield YouTube Channel. “A Garfield Christmas Special” finds the surly fat cat on an old-fashioned holiday at the family farm with Jon’s mom and dad, brother Doc-Boy and feisty grandma, who’s the cat’s meow.” The special originally aired in 1987 and was…
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One of China’s Top TV Brands, The Konka Group is Expanding Into The United States & Canada
Today The Konka Group announced it’s expanding its brand reach to the North American market. One of China’s top five TV brands and a leading digital home entertainment manufacturer, The Konka Group will launch its range of TVs and Smart Home series in The United States and Canada. The Konka Group currently sells products in…
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HDHomeRun Has Launched Their Redesigned Live TV User Interface
The new HDHomeRun user interface is here. if you’re using HDHomeRun for your DVR, you’ll notice a whole new look and some additional features. The company shared the news in a tweet. SiliconDust warned users that there were a few bugs that are still being worked out when they shared news about the update back…
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Lacrosse Fans Can Now Watch a ‘Game Of The Week’ For Free – Here’s How
Today the National Lacrosse League announced it’s launching the NLL “Game of the Week” which will now stream for free across its partner B/R Live platforms in the US and on Twitter and Facebook globally. The streams will be available starting on December 14, 2019, with the New England vs Saskatchewan game. “We are thrilled…
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CBSN Launches a Free News Service in Minnesota With More Coming in Early 2020
Today CBS News announced that they have launched a free 24/7 version of CBSN streaming service in Minnesota. This new free streaming service will offer a mix of national and local news. CBS went on to announce that they will be rolling out local versions of CBSN to more markets including Philadelphia in early 2020.…
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Sports Streaming Platform Fanatiz Cuts Its Price
Today, sports streaming service Fanatiz announced that they will be reducing their pricing for new and existing users. The new price will be just $7.99/month. This price reduction comes just in time to watch LaLiga’s El Clásico match set to air on December 18th. New users will see the new price at sign up. Current subscribers…
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Roku Charges $1 Million For Home Page Takeovers, & Branded Remote Buttons Go For $1 Per Customer
Ever wonder how much money Roku gets for the home screen takeover ad you just saw or for that quick launch button to Netflix on your Roku remote? According to an eMarketer finding on Bloomberg, Roku gets $1 million for letting a service like Disney+ take over the look of your Roku home screen. Other…
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AT&T TV Will Go Live Nationwide in February 2020
Today AT&T TV announced that it will go live nationwide in February 2020 according to AT&T Communications CEO Jeff McElfresh speaking at the Barclays Global TMT Conference. Here are all the cities AT&T TV is currently available in CA: Orange, Riverside | FL: Fort Lauderdale, Miami, West Palm Beach | KS: Topeka, Wichita | MN:…
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Amazon Adds Spanish Language Support to The Fire TV & Fire TV Stick
If you live in the United States and own a Fire TV you now have one more language option. Today Amazon added Spanish Language support on the Fire TV and Fire TV Stick in the United States. Not only will menus now be in Spanish, but Alexa also offers Spanish language support. Spanish language support…
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