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TCL, Roku Accused Of Intentionally 'Bricking' TVs Through Software Updates
Class action lawsuit alleges Roku and TCL software updates cause TVs to malfunction or become unusable.
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Artemis II Lunar Flyby: Here’s How to Watch NASA’s Historic Mission Live on Netflix, Prime Video, and More
Netflix will offer live coverage of the Artemis II lunar flyby. Viewers in India can watch live starting 10:30pm IST today (April 6). It will also be streamed via the NASA+, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Hulu, Netflix, HBO Max and Roku starting at 1:00pm Eastern Time, alongside the agency's coverage on its YouTube channel. During the lunar flyby, Ori...
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Zee5 Partners With Amagi; to Launch Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV Channels In August In India
Zee5 is about to step into the Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television (FAST) channels service in collaboration with Amagi Media Labs. The company has announced that it will launch the FAST channels in India in August 2025. According to Statista, the FAST channels market revenue in India is projected to reach $194.71 million (about Rs. 1,671 crore) ...
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Sonos Pinewood Streaming Box With Gigabit Ethernet, Streaming Support Reportedly in Development
Sonos is developing a streaming set-top box to compete with Apple TV and Roku streaming devices, according to a report. The product is dubbed “Pinewood” and is expected to be launched this year. It is said to be able to run content from popular streaming platforms such as Disney+ and Netflix. The US-based audio company’s streaming box is beli...
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YouTube Plans to Launch Online Store for Streaming Video Services: Report
YouTube is reportedly planning to launch an online store for streaming video services. The company has also renewed talks with entertainment companies about participating in the platform, as per the report. With the new platform, YouTube will join companies like Roku and Apple in a bid to gain a portion of the already crowded streaming market.
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YouTube TV Getting 5.1 Surround Sound Support on Android TV, Google TV, Roku
YouTube TV has started receiving 5.1 surround sound support on Android TV, Google TV, and Roku devices. The company is still working to enable 5.1 on Apple TV, Fire TV, and game consoles.
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Microsoft Considering Other Iterations of Its Streaming Dongle, Confirms Keystone Codename: Report
Microsoft is reportedly considering additional iterations of its streaming dongle. A company spokesperson has also confirmed the codename Keystone for the dongle. It is expected to come with Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Cloud. In early May, a tipster had said that the Microsoft streaming dongle will launch within next 12 months.
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Roku Said to Be in Talks to Buy Quibi Content Catalogue: Report
As the streaming service winds down operations in just six months of launch, Quibi is now in advanced talks to sell its content catalogue to video-streaming device maker Roku, says a report by the Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter.
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HBO Max App Comes to Roku and PlayStation 5
HBO Max app is now on Roku devices and PlayStation 5, AT&T-owned WarnerMedia has announced. HBO Max PS5 app is already live, and HBO Max Roku app will be available Thursday.
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HBO Max App Now Available on Amazon Fire TV
HBO Max app is now available on Amazon Fire TV devices, Amazon Fire tablets, and Fire TV Edition smart TVs. HBO Max will be compatible with Alexa.
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Chromecast With Google TV Featuring 4K HDR Support, Dedicated Remote Launched
Chromecast with Google TV has been launched and brings a bunch of changes and improvements over the previous generation Chromecast. The new generation Chromecast is more akin to Amazon Fire TV or Roku as it brings an Android TV interface and not just the ability to cast media on your TV.
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Amazon Fire TV Crosses 40 Million Active Users Globally
Amazon.com said on Monday its streaming device, Fire TV, has surpassed 40 million active users globally, maintaining its lead over rival Roku. Roku in November said it had 32.3 million active accounts.
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Sony PlayStation Vue TV Streaming Service Being Considered for Sale: Report
Sony is reportedly looking at selling its live TV streaming service PlayStation Vue as it struggles to turn a profit.
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Competitors Look to Free Services to Take on Netflix
Video streaming upstarts are looking to a different model to take on industry leader Netflix: free-to-viewer services that come with ads.
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Amazon Said to Be Working on Video News App for Fire TV Devices
Amazon is reportedly looking at launching an ad-supported video news app for its Fire TV streaming devices.
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TCL, Roku Accused Of Intentionally 'Bricking' TVs Through Software Updates
Class action lawsuit alleges Roku and TCL software updates cause TVs to malfunction or become unusable.
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Artemis II Lunar Flyby: Here’s How to Watch NASA’s Historic Mission Live on Netflix, Prime Video, and More
Netflix will offer live coverage of the Artemis II lunar flyby. Viewers in India can watch live starting 10:30pm IST today (April 6). It will also be streamed via the NASA+, Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Hulu, Netflix, HBO Max and Roku starting at 1:00pm Eastern Time, alongside the agency's coverage on its YouTube channel. During the lunar flyby, Ori...
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Zee5 Partners With Amagi; to Launch Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV Channels In August In India
Zee5 is about to step into the Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television (FAST) channels service in collaboration with Amagi Media Labs. The company has announced that it will launch the FAST channels in India in August 2025. According to Statista, the FAST channels market revenue in India is projected to reach $194.71 million (about Rs. 1,671 crore) ...
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Sonos Pinewood Streaming Box With Gigabit Ethernet, Streaming Support Reportedly in Development
Sonos is developing a streaming set-top box to compete with Apple TV and Roku streaming devices, according to a report. The product is dubbed “Pinewood” and is expected to be launched this year. It is said to be able to run content from popular streaming platforms such as Disney+ and Netflix. The US-based audio company’s streaming box is beli...
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YouTube Plans to Launch Online Store for Streaming Video Services: Report
YouTube is reportedly planning to launch an online store for streaming video services. The company has also renewed talks with entertainment companies about participating in the platform, as per the report. With the new platform, YouTube will join companies like Roku and Apple in a bid to gain a portion of the already crowded streaming market.
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YouTube TV Getting 5.1 Surround Sound Support on Android TV, Google TV, Roku
YouTube TV has started receiving 5.1 surround sound support on Android TV, Google TV, and Roku devices. The company is still working to enable 5.1 on Apple TV, Fire TV, and game consoles.
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Microsoft Considering Other Iterations of Its Streaming Dongle, Confirms Keystone Codename: Report
Microsoft is reportedly considering additional iterations of its streaming dongle. A company spokesperson has also confirmed the codename Keystone for the dongle. It is expected to come with Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Cloud. In early May, a tipster had said that the Microsoft streaming dongle will launch within next 12 months.
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Roku Said to Be in Talks to Buy Quibi Content Catalogue: Report
As the streaming service winds down operations in just six months of launch, Quibi is now in advanced talks to sell its content catalogue to video-streaming device maker Roku, says a report by the Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter.
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HBO Max App Comes to Roku and PlayStation 5
HBO Max app is now on Roku devices and PlayStation 5, AT&T-owned WarnerMedia has announced. HBO Max PS5 app is already live, and HBO Max Roku app will be available Thursday.
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HBO Max App Now Available on Amazon Fire TV
HBO Max app is now available on Amazon Fire TV devices, Amazon Fire tablets, and Fire TV Edition smart TVs. HBO Max will be compatible with Alexa.
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Chromecast With Google TV Featuring 4K HDR Support, Dedicated Remote Launched
Chromecast with Google TV has been launched and brings a bunch of changes and improvements over the previous generation Chromecast. The new generation Chromecast is more akin to Amazon Fire TV or Roku as it brings an Android TV interface and not just the ability to cast media on your TV.
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Amazon Fire TV Crosses 40 Million Active Users Globally
Amazon.com said on Monday its streaming device, Fire TV, has surpassed 40 million active users globally, maintaining its lead over rival Roku. Roku in November said it had 32.3 million active accounts.
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Sony PlayStation Vue TV Streaming Service Being Considered for Sale: Report
Sony is reportedly looking at selling its live TV streaming service PlayStation Vue as it struggles to turn a profit.
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Competitors Look to Free Services to Take on Netflix
Video streaming upstarts are looking to a different model to take on industry leader Netflix: free-to-viewer services that come with ads.
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Amazon Said to Be Working on Video News App for Fire TV Devices
Amazon is reportedly looking at launching an ad-supported video news app for its Fire TV streaming devices.
