Tag: Sky TV
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Virgin Media offers FREE access to Sky channels for a month
New Sky+HD boxes will have Wi-Fi as standard for easy on-demand streaming
Sky have announced that both of their Sky+HD box models on offer to customers in the UK will now come with built-in Wi-Fi connectivity as standard. Whether you're signing up for the entry-level Sky+HD box or the capacious 2TB model,…
Sky Now TV streaming box adds Sky Movies streaming, iPlayer to dumb TVs for £10
Sky have today announced the Now TV Box, a small web-connected set top box that will add Sky Movies and Sky Sports streaming through the Now TV platform alongside BBC iPlayer streaming to dumb TVs for just £9.99. Hooking up…
Sky Movies App launching today for Apple Devices
Today sees the launch of a free Sky Movies app on iTunes for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. This App will allow existing Sky customers to quickly access and find movies from their portable devices. The App follows in…
HOW TO: Watch Premier League football without Sky on a foreign satellite
Football fans and pub owners alike were crossing their fingers and holding their breath in anticipation, following the news that Karen Murphy (landlady of the Red White and Blue in Southsea) stood on the verge of a landmark ruling that…
Pub fights Murdoch over Premier League broadcast rights, may have bagged cheaper Sky TV for us all
We always love a story about an underdog taking on the big mega-corporations, but they're especially sweet if their actions may well serve to save us all a few quid in the long-run. As is the case of Karen Murphy…
Sky Player snuggles up with Windows Media Center
Sky TV and Microsoft have teamed up to integrate the Sky Player into Windows Media Center. Users will now be able to stream on-demand Sky content straight from their Windows Media Center library. All the features of the standalone Sky…
Sky Player on Xbox 360 gets revised
The new revised model will see the service available first to "ten of thousands" of customers a day, with that rough figure gradually rising as problems and bugs are addressed.
