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Movies Anywhere Adds Multiple Movie Studios, Google Play Movies Signs-Up

Tim October 11, 2017 99

In 2014, the Disney Movies Anywhere service opened support to iTunes and Google Play, specifically for Disney movies to be accessed virtually anywhere. The service was great for consumers because it allowed you to access your Disney movies on multiple...

Star Wars Movie Collection Now Available on Google Play, Amazon, and iTunes

Tim April 10, 2015 26

As announced earlier this week, the entire Star Wars movie collection, Episode I through Episode VI, is now available in Digital HD via Google Play, Amazon, and iTunes. Each movie can be purchased separately, or you can buy the Collection, which will save you...

Stars Wars Arrives Digitally April 10 on Google Play, Amazon, and iTunes

Kellen April 6, 2015 56

April 10 was supposed to be the day that you all ran out and bought the Galaxy S6, but as it turns out, another arrival may tempt you instead. Star Wars, for the first time in history, will be available digitally in HD at your favorite spots like Google Play,...

Report: Apple Debates Bringing Official iTunes App to Android

Tim March 24, 2014 124

In an interesting story that broke late last week, it is being reported by Billboard that Apple is currently mulling over the idea of launching an official iTunes application for Android devices. At the heart of the report is a year-over-year drop in iTunes...

Kellen February 14, 2012 170

Google finally made their new Google Music store official back in mid-November. As a service accessed through the Android Market, it essentially completed the media experience for Google. You can buy apps, books, movies and now music right from your mobile...

Movies Anywhere Adds Multiple Movie Studios, Google Play Movies Signs-Up

Star Wars Movie Collection Now Available on Google Play, Amazon, and iTunes

Stars Wars Arrives Digitally April 10 on Google Play, Amazon, and iTunes

Report: Apple Debates Bringing Official iTunes App to Android

Tuesday Poll: Have you switched over to using Google Music as your primary music source?