PlayStation Video App Launches Today on Android

Thomas Wellburn

March 16, 2016

Sony has today expanded its video streaming service to Android devices and tablets.

The app allows users to stream purchased content straight to your Android device. You’ll also be able to make purchases straight from your Android smartphone or tablet and watch them straight away!

The app shares its design language with what’s found on the current PlayStation app, though the functionality is understandably a bit simpler. We gave it a quick test and found the experience to be pretty fluid and straightforward.

The electronics giant also announced that The Hateful Eight, Concussion, and Point Break will all be available for purchase later today, which will help to expand their ever-growing library of titles.

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