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Roku has added six free live channels to The Roku Channel on Roku TVs and players, expanding its lineup of over 350 ad-supported, no-subscription options. Accessible via the Live TV section with no extra setup beyond device activation, the new channels—The Virginian, Raza Canal, OverTime, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, TV Amor, and My Wife & Kids—enhance free streaming without a subscription.
Google TV will offer 15 free, ad-supported channels for viewers to watch the total solar eclipse on April 8 live, with customized eclipse-themed title cards. The eclipse will be visible along a 115-mile-wide path of totality across Northern America, and Google TV users can catch the event on their favorite devices through the For You tab. Additionally, NASA and other groups will livestream the eclipse for those who prefer to watch from home.
Google TV is receiving an update that includes improved speed, increased storage, and 14 new free streaming channels. The update optimizes memory usage, resulting in smoother navigation and faster app opening. It also introduces two new categories to the Live tab channel guide, "Recents" and "Local news," and adds a "Free live news & opinion" row on the For you tab. Additionally, Google TV now offers over 115 built-in free channels.
Google TV now offers over 800 free live TV channels, including 77 built-in channels and channels from third-party apps like Pluto TV, Plex, HaystackNews, and Tubi. The channels cover a range of genres, from news to movies, and are available on all Google TV devices in the US. Google is constantly updating the list of free channels, and users can add their favorite channels to a "Favorites" category for easy access. The free channels are not currently available on Android TV, but Google plans to bring them to eligible devices later this year.
Google TV is adding more than 800 free channels from Tubi, Plex, and Haystack News into the Live tab, in addition to its existing channels from Pluto TV. The Live tab layout will make it easier to browse channels by topic and genre in the TV guide. All Google TV devices in the US will be able to access the new live TV setup within the next few weeks.
Google TV has added over 800 free, ad-supported streaming channels for customers who own one of the company's smart TVs or enabled Chromecast devices. The channels include streaming versions of NBC, ABC, CBS, and Fox, and other popular content like HBO shows loaned to partner streams. Google's Live FAST channels don't allow users to select a show by episode or start at the beginning of a movie, instead, content is pre-scheduled and screened at certain times. The company claims this means Google now offers "more free TV channels in one place than any other smart TV platform."
Google is adding over 800 free channels to its Google TV software on Chromecast and select TVs made by Sony, CL, Hisense, and Philips. The move is aimed at differentiating its streaming operating interface from competitors and may attract people who don't want to pay for streaming services. The free channels will be integrated into the "Live" tab and will include content from channels like NBC, ABC, CBS, and FOX. The service is launching in the US on all Google TV devices, with eligible Android TV devices gaining access later this year.
Google TV is adding over 800 free channels to its live guide, including channels from Tubi, Plex, and Haystack News, as well as its own FAST channels that can be streamed instantly. The expansion of the live TV tab comes after Google rolled out other changes to Google TV’s interface. Google plans to bring the new TV guide and free channels to eligible Android TV devices later this year.
Google TV is adding hundreds of new free streaming channels to its homescreen, including native free streaming channels that run directly on the homescreen. These channels require no apps or accounts beyond your Google account, and are available for all Google TV users in the United States. The free channels will be available across Chromecast devices and sets from TCL, Sony, Hisense, Philips, and other brands. The new channels also come with a redesigned “Live” tab on the homescreen.