For now, Philo is available on Roku players, iOS devices, and the web (including Android devices via the Chrome browser). A proper Android app is coming soon, and the plan is to support more TV ...

Philo TV, previously a niche streaming player available on college campuses, is launching a sports-free skinny bundle with a Roku app.

Currently, Philo is available via web and via an iPhone app, plus you'll find it on Roku set-top boxes, sticks, and TVs. See a few gaps in there?

Viewers without cable can watch the latest episodes of “Jersey Shore: Family Vacation” live and on demand for free by using ...

One warning is that Philo is only available for viewing on TVs with Roku streaming devices. That said, it’s available on most computers and mobile devices, so if you usually watch on your phone ...

Good news! Your favorite TV shows will soon return. Here’s how you can watch over 70 live TV channels with a Philo free trial or a $25/month subscription. What Is Philo?Philo is a live TV ...

At launch, Philo supports web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari), Roku devices, an iOS app, and Android via Chrome (app coming soon) with more platforms to come.

The ad-free plan of AMC+ was previously available on Roku Channel. Customers can stream AMC+ with ads for free with a Philo or Spectrum TV Select subscription.

But if you're a serious cord-cutter, you probably have an Amazon Fire TV Stick or Roku streamer, meaning there are many news options that could be augmented with your Philo subscription. You could ...

The launch on Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV adds to the list of platforms Philo subscribers can use to access the service that already included Roku devices, desktop and web browsers, iPhones, and ...

Philo is one of the cheapest options available for cord-cutters, costing a thrifty $25 per month to subscribe. There’s no contract, so viewers can cancel at any time. The Epix add-on is an ...

Streaming service Philo, which has 40 channels including AMC, BET, Comedy Channel, Discovery Channel and Food Network for $16 monthly, is now available on Amazon Fire and Apple TV.