In a significant disruption to Sky TV’s internet-based services, both Sky Glass and Sky Stream began experiencing widespread outages. These outages started on the night of September 19, 2024, leaving many users without access to their TV services.
Continue reading →Three HD channels are set to close on Sky satellite in the next few weeks. For two of these HD channels, they will not close completely, as the SD versions will replace them.
Continue reading →Netflix has announced price increases for its packages in the UK, with two packages increasing by 18% Sky has also announced its planned price increases starting in April, with each customer set to receive an email outlining the specific changes … Continue reading →
Sky has extended its satellite deal with satellite owners and operators SES Astra. This means that Sky will continue to offer satellite TV services in the UK until at least
Continue reading →Sky will launch a Sky Sports + app on Sky Q (plus Sky Stream/Glass and NOW), with a dedicated linear channel showcasing a selection of live sport. Launching this August, Sky Sports+ will be transformational in the amount of choice … Continue reading →
Here is the schedule and channel number changes for BBC HD channels this week.
Continue reading →A list of channel name changes, Sky channel number changes, channel launches and channel closures on the Sky TV Guide for January 2023. Sunday 1st January 2023 Sky Christmas (Satellite 303) renames to
Continue reading →Satellite operator SES has renewed its multi-year capacity deal with Sky UK. According to SES, Sky has once again extended contracts to use a number of its satellite transponders, with the contracts extended until the end of 2028.
Continue reading →Sky 3D Channel Questions – from April 2010. Will theSky 3D Channel be sports only? What other content will we find in it initially if not? We will be making more announcements about other content over the coming months. At … Continue reading →
Sky 3D channel 3D Television employs some technique of 3D presentation, such as stereoscopic capture, multi-view capture, or 2D plus depth, and a 3D display – a special viewing device to project a television program into a realistic three-dimensional field. On … Continue reading →
Sky Viewing Cards Replacement 2008 Sky confirmed on 1st April 2009, via their information channel, Sky Channel 999, that they will be issuing new Sky viewing cards. Sky will be issuing new replacement white viewing cards, replacing the current “blue” … Continue reading →
Sky has revealed that its 3DTV service will soon be available only as on an on-demand basis. For a number of reasons, in particular the needs for glasses and lack of compelling, high-quality content, 3DTV has failed to take off … Continue reading →
While there’s plenty of bad news around for 3D-TV, with ESPN and the BBC saying that they will not be making any new 3D investments once their current projects are completed, BSkyB is staying loyal to the technology. BSkyB’s 3D … Continue reading →
Ok…so you have just spend a load of money on a huge 40″ HD plasma TV, you thought that High Definition was the biggest thing to happen with tv… well think again. Sky have been trialing 3D TV. And although … Continue reading →
Sky UK Have recently tested the transmission of 3D TV. Skys live 3D transmission took place at Londons Abbey Road studios as part of a three-screen 3D event that involved: o Sky broadcasting a simulcast of a Keane live gig. … Continue reading →