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[lexluthermiester]

That’s great to hear but sadly some apps are already unsupported like Hulu and YouTube TV

Not true. I have an older 4.4.2 tablet and I have Hulu, Netflix and Youtube TV on it. The trick is, install it on a supported device, extract the app with and app extractor and then copy it to the NBT and install. From then on the app with still be able to update from Google Play.

 

[Durvelle27]

Not true. I have an older 4.4.2 tablet and I have Hulu, Netflix and Youtube TV on it. The trick is, install it on a supported device, extract the app with and app extractor and then copy it to the NBT and install. From then on the app with still be able to update from Google Play.

That sounds like a good work around but my other devices are iPhones and iPads


Would any Apk work

 

[lexluthermiester]

That sounds like a good work around but my other devices are iPhones and iPads

Maybe a friend who has an Android phone can help you out?

 

[Mussels]

just google "youtube tv apk" and you'll get plenty of hits for APK hosting sites

as always run an antivirus scan on them if you dont trust the site, but its quite simple to find them

 

[Jez :)]

Been an Android user since 2011. My current phone is the Google Pixel. Now, I have to think of a replacement.

 

[FireFox]

999/1199 for a S8/S9?

I paid 19.99€ for my Samsung Galaxy s8 plus

 

[lexluthermiester]

I paid 19.99€ for my Samsung Galaxy s8 plus

Under contract?

 

[FireFox]

Under contract?

Yes, every 2 years i can have a phone for 20€/30€ it doesn't matter which one

 

[lexluthermiester]

Yes, every 2 years i can have a phone for 20€/30€ it doesn't matter which one

Not a fan of contracts myself, so I tend to buy my phones outright. Of course I require phones that can be rooted and generally swing toward unlocked brands.

 

[GreiverBlade]

Yes, every 2 years i can have a phone for 20€/30€ it doesn't matter which one

nope contract aren't a "you get a phone for *20€/30€*"

it's like a car leasing

for example, my Nokia 8 (499chf) with a contract was 0chf my contract monthly cost is 59.79chf but only for 24 month in 21 month from today it will cost 39chf, since i will have finished to pay the 499chf (24x20.79~) that my Nokia 8 cost

my Nokia 8 still cost me 499chf (well... that one is totally worth it tho ... ) nonetheless luckily i did wait till april of this year since it went down from 799chf (not that it wasn't worth it at the previous price ... that was still 200/400chf less than the flagship from some other brands and still competing with them)

it's the same as buying a plain silicone case for 39chf in a local store (or online ... pfahaha) or getting one online for 1.34$ on aliexpress

and it's 3D printed


outside of that ... i got a 128gb uSD for a ridiculously low price and decided that 64+0 and 2 SIM wasn't very useful (as i was almost always at 95% full) so then 64+128 is way more comfy

 

[FireFox]

nope contract aren't a "you get a phone for *20€/30€*"

it's like a car leasing

In my case it's.

I pay 100€ monthly for:

1 - My phone +30GB mobile Data
2 - My Wife's phone + 10GB mobile Data
3 - Internet at home
4 - Free Channels
5 - Sim Card with 5GB Data ( it can be used on Tablets or Mobile USB stick + Laptops )
6 - Landline

Not a fan of contracts myself,

I didn't like either but for me it's cheaper because i use a lot my phone.