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        Telly, the British TV company, sent me a 55-inch 4K TV as part of their "free TV" campaign. Their idea is that people will accept a free TV—as long as they interact with the ads—and that the device will become a central part of our connected lives. However, calling it a TV is a bit misleading; it’s more akin to a smart display or a computer.         The TV comes with a Google TV stick, features two screens, and runs what appears to be a custom version of Android. On the home screen, the software plays ads alongside a free news channel, while the HDMI input is located on the bottom screen. This bottom panel constantly displays information: an ad in one corner, with stock updates, news, and weather filling the rest of the space. News content is provided by sources like TIME, FOX (web), and CNN (web). Clicking on a headline opens the article on the top display, though it doesn’t allow full browser access—only external links provided in the ar...

Sometimes you may want to watch the news without paying for it. Samsung TV offers a way you can do that legally and safely. In this article I will list all the news channels you can get on the Samsung TV mobile application. 1.       Search for the application. It does not appear that Samsung News is coupled with Samsung TV anymore so be user to pin the application to your home screen if you want easy access. After an update Samsung dropped the word Samsung from their applications so the app’s official name is TV. 2.       After opening the app click the live TV button at the bottom and click the tap at the top that says News and Opinion. Here is a list of the channels. a.       CBS News 24/7 b.       ABC News Live First c.       NBC News Now d.       LiveNOW from FOX (not the cable version of FOX News) This is just a live strea...