Sky Go Is Now Live On Apple TV, Marking Big Shift For Sky | Cord Busters
Sky’s streaming app has finally launched on Apple TV, where Sky Customers can now stream Sky’s channels on a big-screen TV. Here’s how to get it
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All well and good. The real question though is when will Sky do the same for the Amazon Firestick ?Sky Go Is Now Live On Apple TV, Marking Big Shift For Sky | Cord Busters
Sky’s streaming app has finally launched on Apple TV, where Sky Customers can now stream Sky’s channels on a big-screen TV. Here’s how to get itwww.cordbusters.co.uk
No, I didn't, I said I can get rid of the mini box in the bedroom, which I can. I still have multiscreen/UHD or whatever they call it, I'll just use my Apple TV in the bedroom to watch Sky.@chrisd I guess you missed "Unlike the regular Sky Go app, which is meant for mobiles, the Apple TV version of Sky Go apparently requires a Sky Q Multiscreen (£15/month) or a Sky Glass Whole Home (£10/month) add-on."
How has extreme right wing capitalism caused the increase in fuel prices?
Isn't British Gas only making £13 profit per customer? Rest are through different areas.Have you seen Shell and Centrica's profits?
That’s expensive, I pay about £50 for the same.my deal due to finish next month but i had this e mail this morning.
We noticed you have some offers ending soon, so your price would normally go up. But the good news is, we’ve extended your offers for another 9 months and you don’t have to do a thing.
So enjoy another great year with us while you continue to save. It's our way of saying thank you for being with Sky. £73 a month for all sky channels that's including sport, movies, uhd and netflix kids, and multi room is that a good deal or can i go better.
i shall get in touch with them then see if i can get a better deal as well.That’s expensive, I pay about £50 for the same.
I honestly only have it for sports. I do not watch anything else. Mostly watch Netflix (ok this is in sky sub but £16 of the £68 they offered) and Disney+. Think I can replace it with just grabbing a sky go slot from my in laws for the Xbox since they use my Netflix and Disney+!In a time where you can get fibre internet and a phoneline (if you ever use it) for around £20 per month it's worth considering whether you're really getting value by spending double or treble that for a TV subscription.
Same. The only other channels we watch are available on Freeview/FreeSat. It's all Premier League and F1. I'm going with F1TV Pro via a VPN, a FreeSat box for recording and I'll keep BT Sports via EE for cheap and the other big games I'll watch via NowTV or whatever it's called with a day pass. UHD is not worth what they are charging. I'm pretty sure Netflix can be had by other means, ie, maybe a VPN or we switch my mrs' phone contract to one that gives it (even if that's a thing).I honestly only have it for sports