Google and Verizon have partnered to make subscribing to YouTube TV even easier for Verizon customers.
A long-running standoff between Amazon and Google has come to an end, with both companies announcing this morning that YouTube is coming back to Fire TV and Amazon's Prime Video app will be updated with Chromecast support by the end of the year.
TV streaming services were supposed to fix the problems with cable/satellite. Now, that's exactly what they're turning into.
YouTube TV adds new channels from time to time. Here's what you need to do if they're not showing up for you.
YouTube TV delivers tons of great channels to watch, and we've got all of them for you right here!
Existing subscribers will start paying more, too, beginning in May.
YouTube went down earlier this week and everyone lost their minds, but YouTube TV users could see their accounts credited to make up for the inconvenience. You gotta ask to get it, though.
Hulu Live also may have taken over the No. 2 spot for the Top 5 streaming services.
If it's time to get rid of Google's live TV service, you've got a number of options.
With PlayStation Vue shutting down on Jan. 30, 2020, here some great alternatives.
If Sling TV just isn't doing it for you anymore, then it's time to go. Here are some of the myriad options online for live TV.
You don't have to be stuck with a streaming service that doesn't give you what you want. Here are some options if you're getting rid of AT&T TV Now.
Although YouTube TV used to only be available in select markets across the United States, you can now get it anywhere in the country!
Yes, again.
YouTube TV is partnering with a ton of major networks to make its DVR feature much more powerful.
The add-on channel costs $40 a month, or you can get the full 2018-19 season for $249.
Details are scarce, other than Verizon 5G is coming to Indianapolis.
Documentaries and AMC's best can now be had for just a few bucks a month.
Between user-uploaded videos, music streaming, original programming, and live TV shows, the YouTube brand means more today than ever before.
That's a lot of movies.