UPDATE: Sky has confirmed to Electricpig that the Sky Go Android app does not require Adobe Flash. That points to faster performance, but does also make the small range of supported devices rather puzzling.
The Sky Go Android app for watching the broadcaster’s channels on the go will arrive by the end of February, BSkyB announced today. There’s just one little catch: while every recent iOS device supports it, only a handful of Android phones will to start with. Is yours one of them?
Sky has announced a pretty big deal to partner up with ‘social TV platform’ Zeebox. The deal will see Sky become the only TV provider to function with the augmented TV experience for smartphones and tablets, and will lead to a raft of tasty new app features. Read more
Christmas Day is over and done with again for another year, but for many, it’s today that matters: up and down the land, crunch matches are taking place. Chelsea are taking on Fulham in the West London derby, West Brom face the mighty Man City and more. If you can’t be there though, don’t despair: here’s how you can still find live football streaming online to watch your team on the go.
Sky Movies on the go? You do spoil us, Sky. On top of a constantly expanding list of devices that’ll let you watch Sky content, the company has just added on demand movies and 11 live Sky Movies channels to its Sky Go app. Read more
What do you get when you pair up an iPad running the Sky Go app and a new Sky Go trolley? The ultimate shopping experience, of course. Sky Go has just unwrapped its new high-tech trolley for trials at Sainsbury’s. This is not your ordinary trolley, at the front you’ll find a mounting bracket for an iPad which runs the Sky Go app, bring you live access to all five Sky Sports channels, ESPN and Sky News. If that doesn’t’ make you want to shop, nothing will.
The Premiership’s ticking along nicely, but how can you watch it if you’re out and about, without getting yourself into trouble with the law? Read on, and we’ll show you how to stream live football on any screen, be it TV, tablet, PC, or phone – completely legally.
Here’s some good news if you’re a Sky subscriber: Sky is launching a new service called Sky Go which will give you access to 30 channels on a range of devices including the iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, PCs and Macs.
The new service is replacing Sky Player and the current Sky Mobile subscriptions from 6 July. Read on for our run down of the five things you need to know about Sky Go…
