Peacock is adding YouTube TV-style Multiview for the 2024 Olympics
Ahead of its start in July, NBC Peacock is showing off its new Multiview feature for the 2024 Olympics.
Expand Expanding CloseAhead of its start in July, NBC Peacock is showing off its new Multiview feature for the 2024 Olympics.
Expand Expanding CloseThe streaming wars have led to having tons of different services out there, all with constantly rising price tags. But, apparently, we might get some consolidation going forward, as a new report suggests a merger of Paramount+ and Peacock could be coming.
Expand Expanding CloseNBC launched its Peacock streaming service in 2020 with the option for viewers to watch content on a heavily restricted free tier, but NBC has now ditched that option for new accounts.
Expand Expanding CloseThis week marks the somewhat overdue start of the 2022 World Cup. This guide will direct you to the best streaming service you can use to watch the World Cup on your Android, Google TV, or ChromeOS device.
Expand Expanding ClosePeacock is about to pick up a valuable new tool, as NBC is bringing local channel streaming to subscription holders starting this month.
Expand Expanding CloseNBC’s Peacock is the home of hits such as “The Office” and “Parks & Rec,” but the streaming service has long felt like a chore to use due to its unintuitive app layout. Today, Peacock is sharing a first look at its TV interface redesign, among other announcements.
Expand Expanding CloseNBC is giving away six free months of Peacock Premium to new owners of Android and Google TV devices in a long-running offer that will be available all of next year.
Expand Expanding CloseYouTube TV customers are once again feeling the effects of a contract dispute between the platform and its content partners. This time around, NBC may remove all of its channels from YouTube TV, but it seems one part of the dispute may have been that NBC tried to force Google to bundle Peacock in with YouTube TV subscriptions.
Expand Expanding CloseAbout a year after its release last July, NBC is finally adding support for a basic feature on its streaming platform. Today, Peacock is adding support for profiles on Android and iOS among other platforms.
Expand Expanding CloseFollowing its launch last year, NBC Peacock has expanded its library and arrived on new platforms. Now, the service is also finally rolling out support for 5.1 Surround Sound to Peacock subscribers on Android TV devices.
Expand Expanding CloseIn recent years, there has been an explosion of new video streaming services, and the latest from NBCUniversal, Peacock, has confirmed it will launch on Android, Chromecast, and Android TV devices.