Tag: Google Play

  • Comcast Just Made Cord Cutting Easier

    Comcast Just Made Cord Cutting Easier

    Are you a Comcast customer with a lot of movies you purchased through their service? Worried about losing them when you cut the cord? Now Comcast has teamed up with Movies Anywhere to let move many of your movies and watch them on multiple devices. Now you can take your movies with you even if…

  • Google Play is Offering $0.99 Movie Rentals For Black Friday

    Google Play is Offering $0.99 Movie Rentals For Black Friday

    Want to rent a movie tonight? Right now Google Play is offering $0.99 rentals to all Google Play users. (If I am seeing this correctly you are limited to one $0.99 rental per account.) Here is how Google Play describes the deal: For the movie and TV buff: Available on Turkey Day only, rent any movie for…

  • Google Play Is Offering FREE 4K Upgrades for Previously Purchased Movies

    Google Play Is Offering FREE 4K Upgrades for Previously Purchased Movies

    Did you buy a movie in SD or HD from Google Play? It is possible you can now get a 4K version of that movie for free according to a report from 9to5 Google. Back in 2016, the Google Play Store started to offer 4K UHD movies on devices like the Nvidia Shield. Yesterday, Google…

  • Deal Alert: 4 Months of Google Play Music & YouTube Red For FREE

    Deal Alert: 4 Months of Google Play Music & YouTube Red For FREE

    Have you been thinking about trying Google Play Music or YouTube Red? Well, right now you can get both YouTube TV and Google Play Music and YouTube Red for FREE if you are a new subscriber. (Note subscribing to Google Play Music gets you free Youtube Red on the same account as your Google Play…

  • Google Will Now Help You Find What Service Has your Favorite Shows

    Google Will Now Help You Find What Service Has your Favorite Shows

    This week Google rolled out a massive revamp of their Google Play Movies & TV app. Not only will it sell you movies and TV shows, but will now also show you what streaming services offer the movie or show you may be looking for. For example; if you are wanting to watch Silicon Valley…

  • Fewer Americans Are Buying & Renting Movies

    Fewer Americans Are Buying & Renting Movies

    Americans are becoming addicted to streaming services that give them access to a ton of movies for a flat monthly fee. According to a recent study from TiVo that talked to over 3,000 Americans, all of the major services that sell or rent movies saw a drop in popularity. In the report Amazon, Redbox, iTunes,…

  • Movies Anywhere is Offering 5 FREE Movies Just for Signing Up

    Movies Anywhere is Offering 5 FREE Movies Just for Signing Up

    Last week it was announced that Fox, Warner Bros., Sony, and Universal all joined Disney’s Movies Anywhere service that let you watch your movies from Amazon, Vudu, Google Play, and iTunes all in one spot. Now to make the deal even better you can get 5 free movies just for linking your accounts. The first retailer…

  • Google is Cutting The Price of 4K Movies

    Google is Cutting The Price of 4K Movies

    Apple a few weeks back started a price war when they announced they would sell 4K movies for the same price as HD. That was quickly followed by Amazon who is now selling 4K movies starting at about $5 each on Amazon Video. Now Google is also dropping the price of many of their 4K movies. Android Police is…

  • Google Play & Amazon Video Are Offering $0.99 Movie Rentals

    Google Play & Amazon Video Are Offering $0.99 Movie Rentals

    Once again competition is good for cord cutters as both Google and Amazon Video are offering a $0.99 movie rental. Any movie that Google or Amazon Video have for rent, you can rent for just $0.99. Limit one movie per account. Here is how to get the deal on Amazon Video: Amazon Video – Rent any…

  • Google Play Adds 4K Movies & TV Shows

    Google Play Adds 4K Movies & TV Shows

    Are you a user of Google Play, the Google-owned store for movies and TV shows? We have good news for you. Now you can rent or buy 4K videos through the store. Currently only 125 movies and even more TV shows are supported and can only be played back on the Chromecast Ultra, Sony Bravia…