Best Android Apps For TV and Movies

There are various appsthat provide TV and Movies on your Android Devices. But from those many only few are best and here they are:

BBC iPlayer:

best android apps for tv and movies

BBC’s iPlayer Sets the bar for on-demand broadcast content. No other channel comes even close to the quality of iPlayer. You can stream content over Wi-Fi and 3G and just like the desktop version, you even add shows to your Favourites so they’re ready and waiting to be watched as soon as a new episode is available.

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Netflix:

best android apps for tv and movies

Netflix is a subscription based service. Subscribers can access a huge library of TV and stream them.

VLC Stream and Convert:

best android apps for tv and movies

While it may be one of the most difficult apps to set up, it’s well worth it. It’s a great app for every fan of the versatile VLC media player as the app gives the same power to your phone. Even better, it’s free, with a few nags/limits to encourage an upgrade to the paid version. While some will have instant success in creating a connection, others may be fiddling with router ports to great dismay. It is definitely worth the pain, trust us.
It is a free app in the market

Sky Go:

best android apps for tv and movies

An iPhone version of this app has been available for some time and now Sky had confirmed it will be made available for some Google Android devices this month. Sky Go lets Sky subscribers access live broadcasts from all five Sky Sports channels, ESPN, Sky New, Sky 1, Sky Living, Sky Atlantic, Sky Arts and 11 Sky Movies channels from their device.

Google Videos:

Google’s own movie rental service launched late last year. A catalouge of well over 1,000 films is available for rent via the Google Play Store with prices starting from as little as $4.

Youtube Mobile:

best android apps for tv and movies

It is amazing to see how one app manages videos from the world’s most popular video service. You will get better results by letting your browser handle the links. Your videos will stream in Flash-free WebM/HTML5 format, and you’ll sometimes have your pick of higher-quality streams. Compared to the memory size, battery use, and load time of Flash, it’s a pretty nice alternative. If your YouTube links are automatically loading in the YouTube app, head to your Settings, into Applications, then click the YouTube app and press the “Clear Defaults” button.

It’s also a free app in the market, download it here.

best android apps for tv and movies
Simranpal Singh
Simranpal Singh
With a decade-long journey in the tech industry, I've been actively engaged in tech reporting across various reputable publications. He currently works as a Web Developer at RightNode Media and pursues his hobby of writing on GoAndroid. Enjoy travelling, and always excited about new tech trends. He actively contributes on GizmoChina and GChromecast Hub.
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