BT said last week its TV customers would soon be able to access Netflix on their YouView set-top boxes. The news confirmed an earlier rumour that also named TalkTalk, which uses YouView hardware for ...

The BBC and other broadcasters are backing an online-connected Freeview TV service that isn't tied to a broadband contract. Richard Trenholm Former Movie and TV Senior Editor Richard Trenholm was CNET ...

Reading, June, 2014: Huawei, the leading information and communications technology company, today proudly announce the sale of one million YouView set-top boxes via their exclusive partnership with ...

YouView's major update centres on a faster, more visual UI It'll start hitting TalkTalk boxes from next week, with YouView retail and BT catching up next year. Jamie Rigg Reviews Editor, UK Updated ...

Broadband provider TalkTalk is to launch an in-house trial of YouView, the delayed venture to bring video-on-demand to Freeview, in early 2012. The broadband and telephony provider said it will launch ...

TalkTalk has confirmed plans to launch an in-house trial of YouView in early 2012 before the delayed converged TV service goes live in the spring. The broadband provider disclosed the plans in an ...

A pay-as-you-go rental service called TalkTalk Box Office has also been added to the platform, giving customers the opportunity to rent the latest movies from £4. "YouView from TalkTalk is fast ...

LONDON: The U.K. broadband provider TalkTalk is set to launch an in-house trial of YouView, a service intended to bring VOD to Freeview, in early 2012. The service, backed by the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. UK Internet Service Provider TalkTalk has followed incumbent Telco BT in launching a TV service ...

Regular BT Broadband customers will get a free box if they subscribe to TV Essential at £7/month. Existing BT Vision subscribers with more than 12 months on the service can get a YouView box for £49, ...

YouView has today added Yesterday and really added Really to its lineup of catchup TV channels, joining the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and Dave on the online service. The futuristic set-top box ...