Amazon says Fire TV now offers integrated live content from 40+ apps, like YouTube TV and DirecTV, and plans a Music app with podcasts and concerts in the fall (Mariella Moon/Engadget)
Amazon announced that its Fire TV platform now supports integrated live content from over 40 applications, including YouTube TV and DirecTV. The company also revealed plans to launch a dedicated Music app featuring podcasts and live concerts in the fall. These updates aim to enhance the streaming experience by consolidating live and on-demand entertainment options within the Fire TV ecosystem.
- ▪Amazon Fire TV now offers integrated live content from more than 40 apps.
- ▪Supported live content providers include YouTube TV and DirecTV.
- ▪Amazon plans to release a new Music app in the fall.
- ▪The upcoming Music app will feature podcasts and concerts.
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