Sky has recently released a significant update for its popular Glass TVs and Stream boxes, and the best part is that it’s available at no cost for users who own these devices. The latest update, which started rolling out to households last week, brings a range of new features. Users can now control Sky’s internet-connected devices using their smartphones and set reminders for programs listed in the TV guide.
Moreover, the settings menu has been revamped for easier navigation, and new accessibility options have been incorporated. These include enhanced contrast controls for text and backgrounds within Sky applications. The company stated, “Sky’s continually evolving operating system, Sky OS, has been enhanced to provide Sky Glass and Stream customers with even smarter TV control.”
If you own a Sky Glass TV, Sky Glass Air device, or Sky Stream box, you can expect these updates to be automatically delivered to your device soon without the need for any manual adjustments. The new features include setting reminders for favorite shows and accessing them from the TV guide. Additionally, users can now control their TVs through the Sky remote app on iOS and Android, offering easy access to favorite shows and playback management.
Sky has simplified its settings, making them more accessible by introducing a quick access menu for faster navigation to various settings like picture and sound settings, parental controls, and accessibility features. Furthermore, the update introduces several new accessibility features, such as an upgraded voice guidance experience, high contrast in Sky apps, magnification mode, and audio description on demand for Sky on-demand shows.
In conclusion, Sky users can now enjoy a host of new features and improved accessibility options on their TVs, enhancing their viewing experience.