Showing posts with label Streaming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Streaming. Show all posts

Friday, 30 October 2020

Live TV Streaming Service Offered by T-Mobile’s TVision Starting at $10 Per Month

 Streaming services have become an essential part of our daily lives for entertainment purposes, especially during 2020. Not only this, but the demand in the streaming market keeps fluctuating. On the one hand, YouTube TV raised its price once again after the launch of Peacock and HBO Max. While on the other, Quibi took a step back in just six months.

T-Mobile has come up with a streaming platform name TVision, which is a service similar to YouTube TV. Fortunately, you can stream on TVision via its Android, iPhone, Apple TV, iPad, Google TV, Android TV, and Amazon Fire TV.

TVision comes with a few different parts, including TVision Live TV. It is a plan that aims at competing with the likes of Hulu and YouTube TV. It is available for $40 per month and offers a total of thirty channels. These channels include Disney, Cartoon Network, ESPN, CNN, and other local networks. Not only this, but TVision also offers access to three streams at the same time and a cloud DVR of 100 hours.

Additionally, TVision Live offers two additional packages, as mentioned below:

  • TVision Live TV+: It offers forty or more channels for streaming. Same as TVision Live, this package allows you three simultaneous streams and 100 hours of cloud DVR.
  • TVision Live Zone: If you are looking for more channels and don’t want to opt for the two packages mentioned above, this is the one for you. It offers fifty or more channels and three simultaneous streams. Not only this, but it also gives you 100 hours of cloud DVR.

Apart from the packages, ‘TVision Vibe’ is another tier that focuses on lifestyle, drama, and comedy channels. It offers thirty or more channels but doesn’t come with a DVR. In case you want it to be added, you’ll have to pay extra for the same.

The last and final tier is ‘TVision Channels.’ This tier is used as an add-on tier to the existing plans, and it allows you to opt for premium channels according to your preference. These channels include Epix, Showtime, and Starz.

Are TVision Prices Affordable?

One of the primary questions that come up is the cost of using a service. TVision has various plans, and the prices depend on the same. Therefore, if you’re looking for a pocket-friendly experience, you may go for a lower tier. The prices of the tiers are as mentioned below:

  • TVision Live TV is available for $40 per month, which includes DVR.
  • TVision Live TV+ is available for $50 per month, DVR included.
  • TVision Live Zone is available for $60, DVR included.
  • TVision Vibe is available for $10. DVR can be purchased by paying an extra $5.
  • TVision Channels have various channels, and the price varies: Starz is available for $8.99/month, Epix is available for $5.99/month, and Showtime is available for $10.99/month.

Unfortunately, only T-Mobile postpaid customers are eligible to sign up for the TVision service. However, the word is that the platform will be made available for Sprint customers anytime soon. Not only this, but the platform is likely to be available for all other users in 2021.

Source : https://rennation.com/live-tv-streaming-service-offered-by-t-mobiles-tvision-starting-at-10-per-month/

Tuesday, 11 August 2020

iPhones and iPads Won’t Support xCloud Xbox Game Streaming

 With the release of Project xCloud, players will now be able to play Xbox games on their mobile phone or tablet directly from the cloud. However, there is a piece of sad news for iOS users.


A recent explanation by Apple suggests that Microsoft’s app streaming games will not be accessible on iPhones or iPads at least in the near future. According to the iPhone developers, “Gaming services can launch on the App Store as long as they follow the guidelines that are intended to protect customers and provide a safe platform for downloading apps.”

This is where the reason for an anticipated ban lies. Any app which goes on Apple’s App Store has to be submitted individually for review and appearing in charts and search.

Whereas, Apple has confirmed that Xbox Game Pass Ultimate offers access to over 80 games which may not have been through the usual App Store approval policy. Hence, the ban.

So, is there a possibility of xCloud landing on iOS anytime soon? It might because each game would need to be re-submitted for additional review and approval by Apple and its strict policies.  However, this requirement by Apple does not seem to be encouraging for Google and Microsoft’s iOS launch plans.

For Android users, the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is set to arrive in the UK, US, and 20 other countries on September 15 at the price of $14.99 per month.

 Microsoft has worked around the hardware limitations and will allow the games to run remotely in the cloud by streaming the gameplay to the mobile devices.

Further, it is not just Microsoft and Apple, who found themselves in odd situations. Google found itself struggling with Apple’s policies as well. As a result, its Stadia App is available on the Play Store but not App Store.

Again, like Microsoft’s new system, Google also offers access to a selection of games without getting them approved individually by submitting it to Apple.

Microsoft rolled out a preview version of xCloud for iOS earlier this year. For complying with the TestFlight rules of Apple, Microsoft has limited xCloud testing on iOS to only a single game, “Halo: The Master Chief Collection.”

Keeping the debate aside, if you have the subscription to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate; you can now enjoy access to xCloud and over 100 games on day one. Make sure that your Android devices are charged to full on the 15th of September to enjoy the whole new gaming list.

Source : Game Streaming

Friday, 7 August 2020

Best Music Streaming Apps on Android in 2020

 If you are using an Android device and you love to listen to music then you have got plenty of options to listen to your favorite songs on different apps. But it is always a difficult choice to install music streaming app on your phone which suits your needs, has an easy interface, and also has a fair enough pricing for a subscription. In this article, we have got you a list of top amazing music streaming apps available for Android. Let’s go through this list. 


Apple Music

Apple Music came on the Android platform in 2015 and became the best music streaming service only after some time of its launch. It has got more than 30 million songs for you to choose from and also 24/7 live radio available. You can also listen to the songs available on your device offline, on this app. It has got your favorite songs listed in different playlists and you can choose the best playlist according to your mood. You can also your favorite artists on this app and can stay updated with their latest releases. The monthly subscription of this feature-rich app costs $9.99-$14.99 per month. 

Deezer 

You can either listen to your favorite songs on this app for free or also buy a paid subscription which includes some extra benefits. This application has got more than 43 million songs in it and offers all the basic features of music streaming apps such as playlists, radio stations, and recommendations. You can also use Flow, which is a personal soundtrack feature. The paid subscription of this app costs $9.99-$19.99 per month. 

iHeartRadio 

iHeartRadio has probably got the best radio selections among all music streaming services. Along with the best radio stations, it has also got millions of songs listed which you can listen to on-demand. The monthly subscription of this app costs $4.99-$9.99 per month. You can also access it with lesser features in the free version that includes some ads. This app is available to download free on Google Play Store. 

Pandora

Pandora is a popular music streaming service that you can access with a paid subscription of $4.99-$9.99 per month. This app is available on many platforms and you can listen to its content in your car as well. It is loaded with some amazing radio stations and lets you skip tracks. You can also give your feedback to any specific track with thumbs up or down. The full on-demand music service has got millions of songs to choose from and is very similar to Apple Music or any other music streaming service. 

SoundCloud

If you don’t only want to listen to your favorite songs and also upload your stuff to showcase your talent or please others, then this app is for you. You will find more than 150 million songs on this app which is the 2nd largest collection of songs on any music streaming app. You can also discover some unique indie music stuff on this app. It also includes enough playlists and radio stations. It is tempting enough to buy a subscription of this app at $9.99 per month.

Spotify

Spotify is the world’s most popular music streaming service. Along with more than 10 million songs in different languages, it has got playlists, podcasts, and curated radio stations. You will also be able to find some video content on this app. If you are looking for a good music streaming app for free, then you can be assured that the free version of Spotify is much better than any of its competitors. If you want to buy a paid subscription which includes an ad-free experience and some premium features then you can buy its subscription at the cost of $9.99-$14.99 per month. 

Tidal

With a collection of more than 48 million songs, Tidal is going to give you an amazing experience of listening to music. It has also got more than 13,000 music videos and offers you features like CD-quality audio, Android TV support, curated playlist, a music blog, and much more. If you are a serious fan of music then you might be considering buying its subscription at $9.99-$19.99 per month.

You should certainly try these amazing music streaming apps listed in this article if you want to have a rich experience of listening to music on your Android device.  

Source : Music Streaming Apps

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