Sky Glass: Last News

Sky's innovative Glass TV changed the home entertainment game when it launched almost three ago. Those wanting to stream directly to their TV no longer have to get a costly and unsightly dish installed thanks to the smart screen.

Sky has had a busy month, announcing the launch of its new broadband-powered Glass Gen 2 TV last week. The device boasts enhanced visuals and immersive sound due to an improved sound bar built into the metal casing.

Sky has launched its Black Friday sale, offering shoppers the chance to save hundreds of pounds on TV packages, broadband and mobile plans. The sale is now live ahead of November 29 with significant price reductions on Sky TV, Sky Glass and superfast Sky Broadband.

If you've been thinking about upgrading your current TV, mobile or broadband package, you're in luck. Sky is offering some unmissable deals which could see you save hundreds of pounds on your latest plan that are definitely worth checking out.

UK fans of Vanderpump Rules, Below Deck, or The Real Housewives can now indulge in their favourite Hayu episodes for free, thanks to Sky's latest streaming deal. What makes this deal even better is that it won't cost you a penny more than your TV subscription.

The January sales are coming to an end next week and many will be happily playing with their new consoles or setting up their smart purchases.

Sky UK & Ireland’s CEO and Group CCO, Stephen van Rooyen, will step down at the end of next month.

Sky is getting ready for Black Friday 2023, with potential deals on Sky Glass, Sky Stream and broadband packages. Even though Black Friday isn't until November 24, it's never too early to start looking for bargains. Big brands like Sky are already preparing for the shopping event, which also includes Cyber Monday.This online-only sale follows Black Friday and sees thousands of retailers offering deals.

Amazon has stunned customers after slashing the price of its Fire TV said to 'rival' Sky Glass in its huge Prime Day pre-sale. Amazon Prime customers are rushing to get one of the Fire TVs, which have been hailed 'brilliant quality' and 'user friendly' by those who have tried them.

The Premier League is back and football fans are gearing up for a jam-packed weekend of fixtures.

K.J. Yossman The Royal Television Society (RTS) annual convention, which took place all day Thursday (Sept. 27) in London, U.K., brought together some of television’s biggest hitters including Warner Discovery, Disney, Sky, ITV and BBC. The title – and theme – of this year’s convention was “The Fight For Attention” and the broadcasters and content creators discussed challenges, strategy and sustainability, especially in the shadow of a looming recession. Undoubtedly, content is still the most important factor for broadcasters, streamers and viewers alike. “Content is still probably the most – for sure, in my opinion – the most important [factor],” in terms of consumer choice, said Warner Bros Discovery International president Gerhard Zeiler, who said that as well as continuing to invest in local content the company was of course investing in franchises such as Harry Potter, Game of Thrones and more. Unsurprisingly, Jan Koeppen, president of IP powerhouse The Walt Disney Company EMEA, also said that in an era of choice, content would be the deciding factor. Said Koeppen: “Even with economic woes that we have right now, people are going back to quality, and I think great content will win.”

Sky regularly switches up its TV package offers but for viewers signing up this month there's even bigger savings to be had as the company has done deals with major streaming services Netflix and the newly-launched Paramount+ that will see them incorporate them at no additional cost into customers' bundles.

Virgin Media customers can watch Disney+ for the first time on their TV even if it is not a smart TV, the company announced today. The TV provider has launched a box that can be plugged into older TVs that turn them into smart TVs and gives access to streaming services including BBC iPlayer, Netflix and Disney+. It is the first time Disney's streaming service has been made available to customers.

Sky Glass has been available to buy in the UK for three months but not everyone has been able to get one.

Prices have been revealed for Sky Glass - the new TV which launches today in the UK.

Sky has launched a new TV that does not need a satellite dish or a box for the first time.