Telecommunications service provider BT has been forced to acquire set-top boxes from Humax, a Korean group, so as to be able to launch its long-delayed YouView internet TV service. That after ...

Regular BT Broadband customers will get a free box if they subscribe to TV Essential at £7/month. Existing BT Vision subscribers with more than 12 months on the service can get a YouView box for £49, ...

Popular on-demand service Netflix has started rolling out to YouView boxes. Owners of Humax YouView boxes including the DTR-T1000 – the original YouView box – and BT-branded YouView devices will be ...

When the Premier League kicks off again in two weeks, we'll see new teams and fresh faces, but there'll also be a new way to catch the action as it unfolds. That's all thanks to BT's new Ultra HD box, ...

YouView have announced the arrival of a software update that will bring EPG improvements to Humax boxes sold at retail and through BT. Rolling out over the next two weeks, the update brings enhanced ...

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Netflix is finally coming to YouView set-top boxes from BT and Humax, after the companies struck up a deal with the video streaming service. Customers will be able to add Netflix to their existing TV ...

BT said last week its TV customers would soon be able to access Netflix on their YouView set-top boxes. The news confirmed an earlier rumour that also named TalkTalk, which uses YouView hardware for ...

BT has announced that it is offering free YouView set top boxes to new subscribers to its Infinity broadband package. The Humax box delivers content from broadcasters including BBC, Channel 4, ITV and ...

Humax, the digital set-top box specialist, has revealed its digital television recorder for YouView, the brand new, subscription-free digital TV and catch-up service that seamlessly combines over 100 ...

UK-based Pace, the world’s largest set top box maker by volume, has been rejected by Telco BT in favor of South Korean electronics group Humax for the new version of its BT Vision pay TV service. With ...