Amazon Fire TV just got a big upgrade for cord cutters

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Amazon Burn TV just got a big upgrade for string cutters

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The Amazon Fire TV platform is standing to adapt to a earth in which live TV streaming apps are more and more than important for cord-cutters. Today the company announced its heightened integration for Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV and Sling Television.

These services will at present have their content appear more prominently in three places: the Live tab, the On Now rows on the primary home screen and multi-app channel guide. A video demonstrating the changes is below.

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You lot can as well see that content from Sling is also appearing in the Recent row on the primary habitation screen, and so you can easily leap back to what you were watching earlier.

As for when these changes come, YouTube TV arrives today (July eight), and Hulu with Live Goggle box integration will arrive in the following weeks. Sling'due south integration began earlier this yr.

These aren't the first services to gain better placement in the Amazon Burn down TV habitation screens. Philo, Pluto Boob tube, and the ala card Prime Video Channels have been promoted in these sections in the by.

My long-term gripe about Amazon's own operating systems, both here and on its Fire tablets and Kindle e-readers, has been the authorisation of Amazon'south ain services. If more services get bigger footholds in the Burn Telly home screen, that will go a long way to making these streaming devices feel similar they're a gateway to the unabridged streaming world, not just the sections of it that Amazon controls.

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Henry is a senior editor at Tom'due south Guide covering streaming media, laptops and all things Apple, reviewing devices and services for the past six-plus years. Prior to joining Tom's Guide, he reviewed software and hardware for TechRadar Pro, and interviewed artists for Patek Philippe International Magazine. He'southward also covered the wild globe of professional wrestling for Cageside Seats, interviewing athletes and other industry veterans.

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