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Noble Audio has spent years selling earphones to people who don’t flinch at spending several hundred pounds on a pair. So when the company announces its “most accessible” true wireless model, you’d be forgiven for wondering what accessible means to a brand like this.
The answer is £199. Which is a lot of money for most people, and a bargain by Noble standards – and...
Freely, the streaming-based heir to Freeview and Freesat, has just picked up 11 new channels from 5, and they went live on the platform this week.
The additions cover true crime, police shows, medical documentaries, made-for-TV thrillers, and – probably the one that will matter most in households with young children over the summer holidays – a dedicated Milksh...
Sky’s big streaming shake-up finally has all its pieces in place. Hayu’s full catalogue – more than 250 reality shows, with new episodes landing the same day as the US – is now available to eligible Sky TV customers at no extra cost.
It’s the last of the four services
Amazon has been trying to get you interested in cloud gaming for six years now. Luna was announced in the US in 2020, arrived in the UK in March 2023, and has spent most of that time as an app that most people scrolled straight past on their Fire TV home screen.
So Amazon has changed tactics. Instead of waiting for you to find Luna, it has put the games inside Prime Vi...
The BBC is keeping the option of locking BBC iPlayer to TV Licence payers firmly on the table, with a senior executive telling staff this week that putting a gate in front of the service could become “an opportunity” for the corporation in future.
Kerris Bright, the BBC’s chief customer officer, made the comments on an all-staff call on Monday.
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