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I'd love a standalone app for my existing Android TV devices as well as the ability to pay a basic fee for high quality FTA access.
freitasm:
As for the units being out of the stock in the consumer channel, I have heard this from Vodafone: "with supply issues, we need all current stock for our existing customers. This means new Vodafone TV retail stock is in short supply."
So perhaps not a big conspiracy to retire the product - yet.
I received the same line. Having been through, Tivo, Igloo and other Telco stuff like Morepork etc I am not buying the story from Vodafone.
I'm not buying it either. You won't see the VTV in stores again.
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Spyware:
I'm not buying it either. You won't see the VTV in stores again.
That's your informed comment?
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Hasselhoffia:
The conspiracy thickens... Sky showing off first pics of a streaming Android 4K box today.
Being able to buy the unit outright and every channel in HD/4K I hope *fingers crossed*
DjShadow:Hasselhoffia:The conspiracy thickens... Sky showing off first pics of a streaming Android 4K box today.
Being able to buy the unit outright and every channel in HD/4K I hope *fingers crossed*
I confirmed with a Vodafone Rep that Vodafone TV is now end of life and the only way to get one is via a Vodafone store and to add a monthly rental fee to your account.
You can no longer get them from places like Noel Leeming and buy them outright and any remaining units will be sent back to Vodafone as spares to honor warranty claims etc. Apparently it was costing them too much money and they felt like there was too much competition in the market to keep it going. Pretty classic Vodafone to leave people in the lurch.
GeneralMidi:I confirmed with a Vodafone Rep that Vodafone TV is now end of life and the only way to get one is via a Vodafone store and to add a monthly rental fee to your account
If I was to guess, Vodafone must have had the rights to sell the service to anyone, however since Sky are releasing a box that is effectively the same as the VTV, Vodafone might have had to withdraw the stock by a certain date and perhaps only sell it to its broadband customers?
This is my opinion, not based on any rumors etc..
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Delorean:
If I was to guess, Vodafone must have had the rights to sell the service to anyone, however since Sky are releasing a box that is effectively the same as the VTV, Vodafone might have had to withdraw the stock by a certain date and perhaps only sell it to its broadband customers?
This is my opinion, not based on any rumors etc..
I wonder if the Sky service will be dropped completely when Sky launches the new box?
I’ll certainly be looking at the possibility of replacing my VTV when the new Sky box is available.
I wonder if the Sky service will be dropped completely when Sky launches the new box?
I’ll certainly be looking at the possibility of replacing my VTV when the new Sky box is available.
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