Just a heads up for those of you in a similar position to myself who have an android tablet unsupported by sky go. They have now made it compatible with many, many more tablets from a much wider variety of brands. My Asus transformer tf300 now works perfectly. Just search for 'Skygo tablet' on the play store and download that app instead.
Sky Go now available on nearly all android tablets
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Ah no, it is completely stock.
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Meanwhile, the Sky Sports TV App, which you would have thought would effectively be a subset of the SkyGo app is still saying
though as they've put the price up to £10/month for all the sports channels (i.e. to get F1 included) then even if they ever get it to work on a device I have then I think I'll give it a miss. If it had worked for something I had then they'd have been having £5/month from me for the past year and foreseeable future.
though as they've put the price up to £10/month for all the sports channels (i.e. to get F1 included) then even if they ever get it to work on a device I have then I think I'll give it a miss. If it had worked for something I had then they'd have been having £5/month from me for the past year and foreseeable future.
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I think it's because of all the extra stuff they put into it to stop people abusing their service that is making it impossible to make it for every device.
Like locking it down, no rooted devices, etc.
If they just focused on making the best streaming app i imagine it would be a lot better.
Like locking it down, no rooted devices, etc.
If they just focused on making the best streaming app i imagine it would be a lot better.
Wow you are a brave soul, my tf300 was a complete slug until I rooted and ROM'd it
I heard James Murdoch being interviewed, the thought that someone somewhere might be getting TV for free would make him livid and a crap service for the proles is no price to pay for his security.