Amazon Confirms Vega OS for Future Fire TV Sticks
Amazon’s Fire TV platform is undergoing one of its biggest changes in years—and now we have official confirmation of where it’s heading.
Continue reading →New Fire TV Stick HD Brings Speed but Less Freedom
Amazon has quietly introduced a new entry-level streaming device, the Fire TV Stick HD – and while it brings some welcome improvements, it also signals a much bigger shift in how Fire TV devices will work going forward.
Continue reading →Chernobyl at 40: Skys Award-Winning Drama Comes to Free TV
As the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster approaches, one of the most powerful TV dramas ever made is returning to screens—this time for free. The critically acclaimed miniseries Chernobyl is set to air on Sky Mix, opening it up … Continue reading →
Why Bundesliga TV Rights Model Differs from Premier League
Bundesliga’s UK TV Rights Revolution – And Why the Premier League Won’t Follow The way football is broadcast in the UK is starting to shift—and the Bundesliga is at the centre of that change. From the 2025–26 season, Germany’s top … Continue reading →
Kindle Models Losing Support in 2026 – Is Yours Affected?
If you’ve been happily using an older Amazon Kindle for years, there’s an important update you’ll want to know about. Amazon has confirmed that a number of early Kindle models will lose key features from 20 May 2026. The devices … Continue reading →
FA Cup Semi-Finals 2026: Times & TV Details
The Football Association has officially confirmed the full details for the 2026. The Football Association has officially confirmed the full details for the 2026 FA Cup semi-finals, including kick-off times, TV broadcast coverage, and radio listings. With Wembley Stadium once … Continue reading →
End of CITV: ITV Moves Kids TV to ITVX Streaming Service
The closure of CITV marks the end of one of the most recognisable eras in British children’s television. For over four decades, CITV – short for Children’s ITV – was a staple of after-school viewing, weekend mornings, and later its … Continue reading →
IPTV Not Working in Spain? Try These Fixes
What To Do If Your IPTV Service Is Not Working in Spain If your IPTV service suddenly stops working, you’re not alone. Across Spain, users regularly experience issues like buffering, channels not loading, or apps failing to open. The good … Continue reading →
Sky Targets IPTV Users in Irish Crackdown
A major shift in the fight against illegal IPTV services is underway, following a landmark court ruling in Ireland that could have wide-reaching consequences for users—not just providers—of pirate streaming services.
Continue reading →Can You Watch UK TV Abroad on the Freely Pleio Without a VPN?
If you’ve recently picked up a Freely Pleio device, or you’re thinking about using one outside the UK, you’ve probably already run into one major issue — geo-blocking.
Continue reading →Arsenal vs Man City Carabao Cup Final on TV: Watch for free on UK TV
The 2026 Carabao Cup Final brings together Arsenal and Manchester City at Wembley Stadium on Sunday, 22 March 2026 — a clash between two of England’s strongest sides right now. This isn’t just about silverware. It’s a meeting of the … Continue reading →
Freesat 4k Recorder Axed But New Manhattan Box Keeps Freesat Alive
The recent disappearance of Freesat 4K recording boxes has sparked concern among satellite TV users. With models made by Arris quietly disappearing from retailers, many have been asking the same question: Is Freesat dead?
Continue reading →FA Cup Quarter-Finals: Kick-Off Times and UK TV Confirmed
The FA Cup reaches the quarter-final stage this weekend, with four exciting ties scheduled across Saturday 4 April and Sunday 5 April 2026. The The Football Association has confirmed the full match schedule, along with UK television coverage, giving fans … Continue reading →
Pirate IPTV Users Face €1,000 Serie A Damages
Italy’s campaign against illegal IPTV streaming has entered a new phase, with football authorities now targeting not only pirate IPTV providers but also the viewers themselves.
Continue reading →BBC Charter Proposal Would Add ITV and C4 Shows to iPlayer
The BBC has revealed plans that could significantly change the future of UK streaming television. As part of its response to the government consultation on the BBC’s next Royal Charter, the broadcaster has proposed expanding BBC iPlayer to include programmes … Continue reading →