Amazon Fire TV app used by millions gives away ‘unlimited DVR’ as free update – download it on your iPhone and Android too

AMAZON Fire TV app users can now access unlimited DVR services for free through the Fubo app.

If you love recording your favorite movies and shows to watch and rewatch later, then you’re in luck.

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Viewers using Fubo on Amazon Fire TV devices can now access the DVR option to record as much content as they want without paying any additional premiums.

The Fubo app is a live TV streaming device service that offers customers hundreds of entertainment channels.

Sports, movies, TV series, news and much more can be accessed through Fubo app available on Amazon Fire devices.

Fubo announced the new free offer on Tuesday, according to Cord Cutters News.

Best known for its regional and national sports channels, Fubo is the streamer of choice for watching live games and competitions.

Users of any Amazon Fire TV device can download Fubo for free from the app store.

UNLIMITED DVR ON AMAZON DEVICES

Having the ability to DVR as many shows and movies as you want is a huge advantage for viewers who like to watch on their own schedule.

Fubo’s new unlimited DVR offerings allow users to record all the programming they want, storing it on a remote server that is secure and lightning fast.

All Amazon Fire TV streaming device users can access the Fubo app through their gadgets or online profiles.

There are currently five versions of the Amazon Fire TV Stick on the market: Fire TV Stick 4K, Fire TV Stick 4K Max, Fire TV Stick Lite, Fire TV Stick HD and the Fire TV cube.

The channels can also be accessed through Amazon smart TVs.

Buyers can choose the most affordable option – the Amazon Fire TV Stick Lite – with a remote for just $29.99 at the time of writing.

NEW BEGINNINGS FOR FUBO CUSTOMERS

Fubo’s freebie comes shortly after the company announced a renewed partnership with Diamond Sports Group, the parent company of Bally Sports.

The deal will allow several Bally sports channels to remain on the streaming service.

Fubo had already reached new agreements with other streamers including Spectrum, DIRECTV and Cox Communications to maintain programming, but had not yet reached a deal with Comcast, Fubo’s parent company.

The renewed agreement will allow Fubo subscribers to continue to have access to the following regional networks:

• Bally Sports Detroit
• Bally Sports Florida
• Bally Sports Great Lakes
• Bally Sports Indiana
• Bally Sports Kansas City
• Bally Sports Midwest
• Bally Sports New Orleans
• Bally Sports North
• Bally Sports Ohio
• Bally Sports Oklahoma
• Bally Sports San Diego
• Bally Sports SoCal
• Bally Sports South
• Bally Sports Southeast
• Bally Sports Southwest
• Bally Sports Sol
• Bally Sports Oeste
• Bally Sports Wisconsin

Diamond Sports representatives said they were pleased to continue their relationship with Fubo in a statement to Cord Cutters.

“We are excited to renew our agreement with Fubo, a major player in the [streaming] space and a leader in live sports broadcasting, to continue providing high-quality local broadcasts to fans,” said CEO David Preschlack.

“With the vast majority of our distribution partners on multi-year transportation agreements, Diamond remains focused on completing our reorganization and emerging as a sustainable and profitable company. business.”

Many Bally Sports channels will also receive new names later this year when their contract with Ballys ends, according to Cord Cutters.