Xbox celebrates Black History Month, Discovery Plus adds linear channels, Sling TV raises their rates, and Google Stadia stops making games.
Entertainment 2.0 #548 – Josh’s Quarterly Review
Xbox celebrates Black History Month, Discovery Plus adds linear channels, Sling TV raises their rates, and Google Stadia stops making games.
Netflix leaves Google TV, HBO Max goes 4k, Amazon Music gets videos, The GeForce RTX 3060 Ti has arrived, and Xbox will become a smart TV app.
Comcast is capping data, Blacktag is supporting black creators, NVIDIA and Stadia are streaming games on iOS, and Wonder Woman 1984 is coming to your house.
HBO Max comes to Amazon Fire TV, AirPlay is on Roku, Sonos hopes you’ll pay for high-quality radio, and we get a sneak peek at xCloud on PC.
The Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 launched. Tablo reveals a new DVR. Sling gets picture-in-picture while saying goodbye to an old product.
T-Mobile announces TVision. Quibi is shutting down. Apple TV is probably coming to Xbox and definitely coming to PlayStation 5.
Apple has revealed the HomePod Mini, Regal is closing all their theaters, EA Play is coming to Xbox Game Pass, and so much more on this episode!
There are new streaming boxes from Roku, Amazon, and Google to breakdown and Amazon launched Luna, a game streaming service.
Sony unveils PS5 pricing, Xbox buys Bethesda, HDHomeRun lands on Apple TV, and Plex figures out commercial skipping.
SiliconDust has made an early release of its HDHomeRun app available on Apple TV. It doesn’t look or work like any other Apple TV app, but it does give you access to Live TV via your HDHomeRun…
Plex DVR has come a long way and now it can skip commercials in a way that ensures you won't miss anything important in your favorite show!