Movies Anywhere, a previously Disney-backed app that lets users access their digitally owned movie collection from across services, is shutting down two features, “Screen Pass” and “Watch Together.” ...

An upcoming Movies Anywhere app release, called “Screen Pass” and in beta, promises to be the lifehack you want if we are all going to be locked down in our homes for the next few months. Screen Pass ...

Microsoft’s consumer ambitions have floated in a sort of limbo since late 2017, when Microsoft shuttered Groove Music, one of its last user-facing services. Microsoft’s move to rejoin the Movies ...

Movies Anywhere, the video platform that brings together a variety of services offering streaming and digital copies of Hollywood films, will soon have a new partner: Microsoft. It appears that ...

Microsoft has announced that it's shutting down the Movies & TV storefront on the Microsoft Store. As of July 18, it is no longer possible to purchase new media content, whether that be on a Windows ...

Last week, Forbes contributor Gordon Kelly published an article detailing a trail of breadcrumbs that indicates that a monthly fee could be implemented to maintain the Windows 10 operating system.

Joan E. Solsman was CNET's senior media reporter, covering the intersection of entertainment and technology. She's reported from locations spanning from Disneyland to Serbian refugee camps, and she ...

There’s potential good news for anyone who uses a combination of Windows PC and iPhone/iPad: Microsoft is planning an iOS app that allows you to access the Windows Movies & TV service … Currently, if ...

One year after its debut, Movies Anywhere, the free-to-download app and service for digital movies owned and run by Disney in partnership with four other studios, has garnered nearly 6 million users ...

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