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A Clacton man who sold “loaded” Amazon Fire TV Sticks to more than 540 people – then charged them a yearly fee to keep the illegal streams coming – has walked free from court with a suspended sentence.
Aaron Smith, 41, had more than £72,000 paid into his bank accounts, according to Essex Police, after advertising the sticks on WhatsApp and Facebook fro...
Many people thought cutting the TV cord would save money. You’d ditch the satellite dish, pay for Netflix instead, and pocket the difference.
According to a new survey, it hasn’t worked out that way. The average UK viewer now spends around £82 a month on TV and video, about £8 more than a year ago, even though most people say they’ve been trying to cut back.
The...
Amazon has just unveiled a new line-up of Echo devices, led by a revamped Echo Dot, a brand new bedside alarm clock and a version of the Echo Studio with a built-in camera – and they’re all coming to the UK.
The new Echo Dot now doubles as a smart home hub, and gets...
Channel 4 is coming to Disney+. From early 2027, Disney+ subscribers in the UK and Ireland will be able to watch Channel 4’s main live channel inside the Disney+ app, along with hundreds of hours of its shows, at no extra cost.
And it’s not only old box sets. Some brand new Channel 4 shows will land on Disney+ on the same day they come out on Channel 4, starting with <...
JustWatch, the app many of us open to find out where a film or TV show is streaming, now wants you to stay and watch it there.
The company has launched JustWatch TV, its own streaming service, in the UK and 10 other countries. It’s built straight into the existing JustWatch app and website, and it comes in three flavours: a free tier with adverts, a store for renting n...