Google today released a Google Play Movies & TV app for iOS, allowing iPhone and iPad users to watch movies and TV shows that have been purchased on Google Play. In addition to providing a way for ...

Now, the app will provide info and links to 28 partner streaming services, displaying them when movies and TV shows are available alongside their availability via Google Play.

Google is killing off the Google Play Movies & TV app, which lets users purchase and rent films and series, from Roku devices and smart TVs.

After getting Google Play Music up and running on Apple's platform late last year, Google is now opening up its TV and movie selection to iOS users with the release of the Google Play Movies and ...

In June, Google will pull the plug on its Play Movies & TV app on select platforms including Roku, LG, Samsung, and Vizio TVs.

Google seems to have begun sending out emails to users of Android TV devices notifying them of the upcoming change. “The Google Play Movies & TV app is going away” the email reads.

The Google Play Movies & TV app for Google's own Android TV platform could be getting a long overdue redesign in the not-too-distant future.

Google Play Movies & TV App would be removed in October after the company issued an email to users. Learn more.

The Google TV app is taking over for Play Movies & TV across all Android devices. When Google TV was introduced in late 2020, its mission to replace Play Movies & TV seemed like a good idea as the ...

To close out 2023, Google has announced they’re deleting the Google Play Movies & TV app, according to media reports. So if you’re a fan, you won’t have that much time left with the app.

The Google Play Movies & TV app is soon to be no more. Starting January 17, users will no longer be able to access their content through Play Movies & TV -- but don't worry, your rented and ...