YouTube now offers a live TV streaming service

By Mark Jones

April 4, 2018

YouTube has been a very popular website for years now. People love going to the site to watch trending cat videos, instructional cooking clips and so much more. But did you know that the site has expanded into a whole new world? It’s true. YouTube is now in the TV streaming service business. You just need to download the YouTube TV app. The YouTube TV app is cable-free TV with no cable box required. For $40 per month, you get one membership with up to six accounts and you can cancel at any time. You’re able to watch shows on your TV, computer, mobile phone, and tablet so it’s great for people on the go. Memberships include your local ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC streams, ESPN, regional sports networks, and more. Add on sports and premium networks like SHOWTIME and Fox Soccer Plus for an additional monthly charge. There is even a DVR function so you can record programs and watch at your convenience. You’re able to record as many programs as you want at the same time, without ever running out of storage space. Recordings are saved for up to nine months and you can stream them from your library anywhere in the U.S. The app is available to download for free on both iOS and Android. To download it, click on the appropriate link in the blue boxes below. If you’re reading this article using the Komando.com app, you won’t see the blue boxes. Click here to see them and download the YouTube TV app.

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