Showing posts with label Sky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sky. Show all posts

Friday, 1 February 2013

Watch Sky Sports with Now TV for £9.99

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Company, BSkyB have announced that they will include Sport coverage in their Now.TV online package.

Thursday, 6 September 2012

Sky+HD TV Guide adds a brand new ‘undelete’ feature

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Do you have Sky and have you accidently deleted a programme in the past? If you have and want it back now you can with Sky’s brand new ‘undelete’ feature.

Thursday, 5 July 2012

Sky Go and Sky Sports app for Android, iOS gets juicy feature updates

I’m out of the office today but here’s your Tech fix for today though.

Sky Go and Sky Sports app for Android, iOS gets juicy feature updates

The Sky Go app for iOS and Android, and Sky Sports app for iPad have been a godsend for many, helping Sky subscribers catch up on missed shows and live sport on-the-go. Now both apps have been updated with extra on-demand content from new channels, a new way to watch F1 races and Ice Cream Sandwich support for Android users. Read on for more info on the extra channels and features.

Wednesday, 1 February 2012

Sky launches new internet TV service for non-subscribers!

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Sky TV has revealed plans to launch a new internet TV service letting even those who do not subscribe to any of Sky’s many packages watch shows at any time. Users will be able to watch the shows from any device from the computer to the smartphone.

Wednesday, 31 August 2011

Sky and Sainsburys team up to create Apple iPad mayhem!

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Not content with being the dominant force when it comes to watching sports at home or in the pub, broadcaster Sky has got a trick up its sleeve that it hopes will see the man (or sports fanatic) of the house suddenly offer to do the weekly shop. The company is trying out a trolly-mounted iPad dock in specific Sainsburys stores, and it could be one of the most annoying inventions yet!

Thursday, 21 April 2011

Sky 3D to get bigger

imageSky 3D launched last year offering customers with the right equipment and package to watch glorious 3D technology.

At the moment Sky 3D appeals to 70,000 people based on Sky’s assumption that in the future 3D will become more popular.

Director of product development at Sky, Brian Lenz said:

"It's one thing to sit with something like 3D where we are going out and saying that we're happy with 70,000 subscribers in the first quarter, but that's because we believe that it will grow to a much bigger number for us.”

He believes that Sky is a “trusted” firm by the company to bring customers the latest cutting edge technology.

Also, he said:

"If it's going to be done in the living room than I like to think that Sky is trusted to do it well,"