26-04-2022, 01:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 26-04-2022, 02:02 PM by Larry the Loafer.)
https://www.techradar.com/news/virgin-me...-rival-sky
Not a massive amount of information about this just yet, but it sounds like they're trying to give Sky and their Pick a run for their money. They're pushing the convenience of having all your streaming services integrated on one device, but they're offering a bonus of having little discounts on each subscription you sign up to. Not sure what's on offer in terms of live TV, whether there's any Freeview functionality, or if it's running on some kind of Now basis like BT TV.
It would've sounded like a nice idea for anyone who didn't want a cable drilled through the wall, but by the sounds of it, it's only available to VM broadband customers.
Not a massive amount of information about this just yet, but it sounds like they're trying to give Sky and their Pick a run for their money. They're pushing the convenience of having all your streaming services integrated on one device, but they're offering a bonus of having little discounts on each subscription you sign up to. Not sure what's on offer in terms of live TV, whether there's any Freeview functionality, or if it's running on some kind of Now basis like BT TV.
It would've sounded like a nice idea for anyone who didn't want a cable drilled through the wall, but by the sounds of it, it's only available to VM broadband customers.