Google is killing off the last vestiges of Google Play Movies & TV, a service that sold premium Hollywood films and TV shows as part of Google's once-cohesive string of Google Play content stores.

Discover What’s Streaming On: It’s officially the end of Google Play Movies & TV. Google recently announced that the company will be making some changes to purchasing and streaming content ...

As Google TV has taken over for Google Play Movies & TV, the brand will be fully going away in January as apps on Android TV, select cable boxes, and the web will be replaced with other means of ...

This week, Google announced another step towards the end of Play Movies & TV as it continues to push towards Google TV instead. It’s the right call, but with a headache attached for many customers.

Additionally, there are several forum complaints already saying that the YouTube app on certain platforms lacks the surround sound audio or HDR support that Play Movies had. Google Play Movies ...

Starting 6/15/2021, the Google Play Movies & TV app will no longer be available on Roku, Samsung, LG, and Vizio smart TVs. The YouTube app will be your new home for movies and shows.

The Google Play Movies & TV app and web client will be discontinued on January 17, 2024. It will be replaced by Google TV and YouTube. Users will still be able to access previously purchased ...

Alphabet Inc.’s GOOG GOOGL Google has revealed plans to retire Google Play Movies & TV come January, guiding users towards alternative platforms for their digital entertainment consumption.

When she's not writing, she likes to dote over her cat, sip black coffee and try out new horror movies. Google Play Movies & TV won't be available on Android TV devices and the Google Play website ...

Google is deleting a popular app in another shakeup at the company. The Google Play Movies & TV app is soon to be no more. The service is already removed from Roku devices and most smart TVs ...

More info. Google has slowed played the death of Google Play Movies & TV on Android TV over the years, first with the introduction of the Google TV platform that didn’t need it and most recently ...