When Netflix inevitably increases its subscription prices again, wherever will you go? Apparently, it won’t be Hulu…
Disney plans to wind down the Hulu streaming app, opting instead to fully integrate its content into the Disney+ app
When Netflix inevitably increases its subscription prices again, wherever will you go? Apparently, it won’t be Hulu…
Disney+ will soon add HDR10+ support to its mobile app, which will improve brightness and contrast when streaming compatible videos and TV shows.
Like Netflix, Disney+ is now cracking down on password sharing by charging a fee to continue using the shared account.
Disney and Warner have combined their offerings into the ultimate streaming bundle featuring Disney+, Hulu and Max, available with or without ads.
Disney+ and Hulu are about to raise the price of no-ads subscription tiers while introducing a new Duo combo offering at $20/month to help ease the blow.
The ad-free Disney+ pricing is increasing even though just a few months earlier, the same $11/month subscription used to cost just $8/month.
If you’re a Disney+ subscriber, then you might be a little peeved at the fact that users are required to update to iOS or iPadOS 15.3 or later to use the app. This is especially a pain point for jailbreakers.
The new Disney+ Basic with ads subscription is live at $8/month. Meanwhile, the previous ad-free plan has jumped from $8 to $11/month.
Apple TV+ debuted at $4.99 per month, and, for what it's worth, the company hasn't changed the price for the video streaming service. But, that doesn't mean the price points remain the same for the primary competitors out there in the wild, unfortunately. And, sure enough, another price hike is in the works for a pair of popular options.
“I wonder if he means old Ben Kenobi?” And, with the launch of the new Disney+ series Kenobi: A Star Wars Story, we are now promised to learn what this middle aged Ben Kenobi was actually up to all those years on Tatooine. The series is set between the end of Episode III and IV.
Celebrate the launch of the show with these Obi-Wan Kenobi Star Wars wallpapers.
Disney+ might not be the most expensive streaming service on the market right now, but it's also not the cheapest. Which means there's some room to save some customers some money. But only if they're willing to trade that cash for ad-viewing, of course.
By the summer of 2022, new Disney+ countries will include 44 additional markets and eleven new territories across Europe, Africa and West Asia.