Sky has announced its newest set of TVs for this year, but there’s one that has kept an air (excuse the pun) of mystery. Sky Glass Air is being marketed as its way of expanding its range to “offer ...

Sky, the media and entertainment company that’s part of Comcast, unveiled two new TVs for British and Irish audiences in London on Tuesday, Feb. 11. The first is Sky Glass Gen 2, a direct replacement ...

British subscription broadcaster Sky has today unveiled more details about its new Glass Air TV series – including a price structure that threatens to make them all but irresistible to anyone on the ...

Sky has announced that two new Sky Glass TVs are on the way – and you'll be able to buy its "bolder" new upgrade of the flagship set from tomorrow. Later in the year, a second product called Sky Glass ...

Sky's dish-less offering just got better. It's announced a second generation of Sky Glass, the TV with Sky built-in (you can read our hands-on review here). That means you can watch without a ...

Sky Glass Gen 2 is transforming the home entertainment experience by seamlessly integrating innovative technology, elegant design, and unrivaled convenience into a single, all-in-one TV solution. By ...

The British broadcaster is launching its second-generation Sky Glass lineup in the UK tomorrow, designed to stream Sky TV over Wi-Fi. The new generation offers “an even brighter 4K HDR screen,” and a ...

The Sky Glass Gen 2 TV seeks to elevate home entertainment with its integrated streaming capabilities, enhanced visual performance, and immersive audio system. While it introduces notable improvements ...

Sky has unveiled its new Sky Glass TV, featuring brighter 4K HDR screen and an enhanced seven-speaker Dolby Atmos sound system built in. Sky Glass comes with Sky TV built in, with no dish or box ...

Sky has unveiled Sky Glass Air, a new TV with 4K picture quality, hands-free voice control, and Sky built in, all streamed over Wi-Fi, with no dish or box required. Glass Air will be available to buy ...

Sky TV launched 35 years ago, and while there were only nine channels on offer—compared to just four free-to-air options—it was still nothing short of revolutionary. Today, Sky boasts award-winning ...