Sky TV to Face New Rival as Freely Finally Launches Its Own Streaming Box

Sky TV to face new rival as Freely finally launches its own streaming box

Freely currently allows UK households to ditch the need for an aerial, but it does require a new TV - however, that is all set to change with the launch of a new set-top box

Freely building entirely new way to watch its streaming TV, and it'll challenge Fire TV Stick and Chromecast

Freely will launch its first streaming box, bringing its Sky Glass-like features to any television for the first time.Until now, Freely was only available on a brand-new Smart TV. If you have a Freeview-enabled Smart TV that you're pretty happy with — you're out of luck. You'd need to upgrade to a new model from one of the manufacturers that supports the new streaming platform developed by Everyone TV, the organisation behind Freesat and Freevie…

Freely moves into streaming devices

Everyone TV – the organisation leading the evolution of free TV in the UK – is expanding into streaming devices. Freely, the free streaming platform backed by the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and 5, will launch on Netgem devices later in 2025, giving audiences the freedom to ‘plug-in and stream’ live and on demand TV […]

Freely unveils its “affordable” alternative to Sky Stream, due out later this year

Freely is releasing a streaming box of its own

Freely's UK Broadband TV Service to Adopt Netgem Streaming Boxes

Broadband-based live TV streaming service Freely, which is supported by major UK TV broadcasters (BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and 5 etc.) and is an evolution – not a replacement – of the existing Freeview service (inc. Freeview Play and Freesat), has finally revealed that they’ll be launching on a streaming media device via the Netgem TV platform. But you’ll need a new box. Freeview Play is now a somewhat dated platform and one that remains centred arou…