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Sky Go for Android gets on-demand programmes

techradar.com (10 months and 16 days ago)

Jul 4, 2012

Sky has announced that Android devices will now be getting on-demand content through Sky Go. The on-demand service has been in place for Apple iOS devices for some time, but the satellite giant has now rolled it out to the huge audience of Android users. "With the huge and ever-growing popularity of Android devices in the UK it's fantastic to make on-demand content from Sky Movies and Sky Entertainment available to Sky customers for the first... full story

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Sky Go for Android gets on-demand programmes

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