Google has added four new features to Datally, its data-saving app for Android. These new features are Guest Mode, Daily Limit, Unused Apps, and Wi-Fi Map, which, when taken together, should help people all of us stay under our mobile data limits. In November 2017, Google launched a new Android app called Datally. Datally is […]
Continue ReadingThe way we consume video content has changed considerably over the last few years. First, we started recording shows to DVRs, and then we started streaming shows over the internet. And now we do all of this and more besides, while also cutting the cord. However, it seems that no matter how we watch TV, […]
Continue ReadingSnapchat is rolling out group video chats and group voice calls. This allows you to video chat with up to 16 people, or voice chat with up to 32 people. This is something you can already do on countless other apps, but Snapchat clearly felt left out. Snapchat hasn’t had the best of times recently. […]
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Google is adding new channels to YouTube TV. Unfortunately, new subscribers will be paying the price through higher subscription fees. Still, the new price really just brings YouTube TV in line with its competitors such as PlayStation Vue and Hulu with Live TV. YouTube TV launched in March 2017, offering live TV across 40 networks, […]
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TiVo just reminded everybody it’s still a thing, and that it isn’t resting on its laurels. Instead, the company is jumping in with the smart home crowd, adding support for Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and IFTTT. Which should make TiVo owners’ lives a little easier. TiVo helped change the way we watch television before streaming […]
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The BBC is adding a slew of classic programming to the iPlayer. These older shows will live in their own section called From the Archive, which launches today. From the Archive means BBC license fee payers will be able to stream classic BBC broadcasts whenever and wherever they want. The BBC was founded in 1922, […]
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