Comcast dropped a bombshell in the cable industry! Yesterday 23 May 2023, the media giant unveiled its groundbreaking streaming service, ‘Now TV’, offering an impressive selection of 40 live channels—all at the affordable price of just $20 per month! Comcast CEO Dave Watson said, “Now TV is a great example of how our company brings … Read more
On May 21st, 2023, global technology leader TCL unveiled an exciting new range of premium Smart TVs designed to transform traditional home entertainment experiences. The flagship models in this new range are the 2023 Smart S Class and QLED Q Class. The Q Class Smart TV series stands out with its remarkable features, including a … Read more
Roku knows how to throw a party! Today (May 20) is National Streaming Day, and Roku, the streaming giant, has decided to kick-start the celebration with jaw-dropping discounts on a range of popular streaming services. Roku is likely pulling out all the stops, and the deals are simply irresistible. For a limited time, you can … Read more
Finally, it’s here! The long-awaited transition of ESPN from a cable TV giant to a standalone streaming service has become a reality. Over the course of the last year, Disney has occasionally explored the idea of introducing ESPN as an independent service. Initially, it was nothing more than speculative talk about potential future development. However, … Read more
Warner Bros. Discovery just made a huge announcement today during their 2023 Upfront event that could change everything we know and love about streaming services. I’m talking about none other than our beloved favorite, HBO Max! The company recently announced that Max will be adding live sports content in the future, although the specifics are … Read more
It looks like big changes are underway for one major cable television company. Today, In a surprising move, cable television provider WOW! has announced plans to ditch its traditional cable television service and instead partner with popular streaming platform YouTube TV. Starting this summer, WOW! will begin moving its remaining TV customers over to YouTube … Read more