Tag: Philo
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Video: Why You Should (And Shouldn’t) Pick a Budget Live TV Streaming Service
This week, we highlight four live TV streaming services with starting prices that place them in what we’re calling the Budget category. Some of these options offer base prices that place them well below the industry average of around $65 per month, which could make them great additions to a cord cutters library. But what…
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Where to Stream A&E Networks Now that fuboTV Has Dropped Six A&E Channels
Earlier today, fuboTV removed six A&E channels from its channel lineup – A&E, FYI, History, Lifetime, Lifetime Movie Network, and Vice. If you’re looking for a live TV streaming service offering A&E channels, we have five options for you, below. Philo Philo is the most affordable option for streaming all of the A&E channels. For…
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Sign Up for Philo Before June 7 to Lock In $20/Month Price
Last week, Philo announced that it will be raising its price to $25/month, up from $20/month, for new members beginning next week. You can still lock in the $20/month price if you sign up now. With the price of Philo going up on June 8, June 7 is your last day to sign up with…
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Philo is Raising Its Price to $25 Per Month
Philo is raising its monthly subscription price to $25 per month, up from $20, with its first price hike since launching in 2017. Beginning June 8, new subscribers will pay $25 per month. Current Philo subscribers will keep their current package and their monthly price of $20 won’t change. You can sign up for Philo…
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Philo Adds Crackle, Bloomberg TV, and Revry
Today, Philo announced it’s adding Crackle to the platform, adding thousands of hours of ad-supported video on demand. Additionally, Philo is also getting Bloomberg TV and Revry to add to its lineup of Live TV options. With Bloomberg TV, Philo users can stream up to the minute business, market and tech news, and Revry is…
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T-Mobile Customers Can Save $10 on YouTube TV and Philo Starting Today
At the end of March, T-Mobile announced that it will be shutting down its TVision streaming service. To help customers continue streaming, the company has partnered with YouTube TV and Philo, giving T-Mobile customers exclusive offers to try the services out and subscribe with discounted prices. Those exclusive offers are active starting today and can…
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Weekend Wrap-Up: TVision Shutting Down, Netflix Bets on Anime, and More
This week, we learned that T-Mobile is drastically shaking up its live TV streaming plans by shutting down its TVision service and, instead, partnering with YouTube TV and Philo. Meanwhile, Univision launched a new Spanish-language streaming service of its own. And Netflix looks to double down on anime and anime-influenced animation in 2021. Here’s what…
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Philo Launches Classic TV Collection (and a Fun April Fools Day Surprise)
Philo is launching a Classic TV collection today and, to make it a little more fun, Philo is giving subscribers the option to watch the content in black and white for one day only. Just visit Philo’s Classic TV section to be transported back in time with PhiloVision, a black and white viewing experience. PhiloVision…
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T-Mobile Shuts Down TVision, Partners with YouTube TV and Philo
Today, T-Mobile announced that its streaming service TVision will shut down at the end of April. Instead, customers will be able to subscribe to YouTube TV and Philo to take the place of TVision Live and Vibe, with exclusive discounts for T-Mobile customers. TVision launched just five months ago in October 2020 with TVision Vibe…
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Get Philo for Just $1 With a Qualifying Best Buy Purchase
Philo and Best Buy are expanding their partnership and offering a promotion for new subscribers. Right now, those without a Philo subscription can sign up for just $1 for their first month (normally $20) with a qualifying purchase at Best Buy. Qualifying purchases include everything from an Amazon Fire TV Stick to smart TVs to…