Google Play users on Android have had the ability to save television shows and movies for offline viewing for a while now, but thanks to a new update, iOS users can experience the same convenience ...

Google TV has supported buying TV shows and movies since it was still called “Google Play Movies & TV,” but it’s never felt particularly well-suited for that job.

The Movies & TV section of Google Play lets you rent and buy movies and shows. Subsections let you browse just the movies, TV shows, or family-friendly content.

Google has made a few changes on their end (so no update is required on your devices) that let you watch any of your TV and movie purchases through the Android YouTube app. Effective immediately ...

Google is removing the option to purchase or rent movies and TV shows from Google TV across all platforms. Purchases will only be available through the YouTube app or YouTube on the web going forward.

Since the Google Play Movies & TV app’s discontinuation in late 2023, the heat has been on Google TV to fill the gap with a polished new app providing a quality service for enjoying movies and ...

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Play Movies also does not (yet) support Web-connected TVs — even ones with Google TV support. Play Movies is available in Canada, Japan, the UK, and the United States.

The Google Play Movies & TV app will now display info cards for the first time in the UK. Info cards allow Android smartphone owners watching a film from the app to pause and get more information ...

Credit where it's due, even years later, I can still access the movies and TV shows I purchased on Google Play Movies & TV (Family Library sharing even still works).