Just in time for holiday shoppers, the C Spire TV app now supports the new Amazon Fire TV Cube (Gen 2) device. With a souped-up processor that supports 4K HDR10+, Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision content, the new Fire TV Cube allows you to control compatible TVs, soundbars and A/V receivers. A new visual Alexa assistant can display lyrics to songs and even tell you who’s on screen during a movie.
We’ve updated the channel and program Guide so you can quickly access the beginning or end of the channel list through a continuous, looping scroll. From the first channel at the top of the Guide, moving “up” will immediately place you at the last channel, and vice versa if at the last channel and moving “down.”
For programs that have multiple playable or recordable options, we’ve added the parental rating and “HD” badge to the user interface so you can quickly select the best option available. Now when you change the channel or bring up the info screen, you will see the content rating along with an HD badge.
C Spire TV viewers can now use Google Smart Lock to keep track of all your passwords, safeguarding usernames and passwords in Chrome and Android TV, as well as Android mobile and tablet apps. Smart Lock enables you to automatically sign in using the credentials they opted into saving. You can manage saved credentials here.
C Spire TV has been tested and now is officially supported on the Android Q OS and on iOS 13, iPad OS 13 and TVOS 13.
We fixed a host of bugs in C Spire TV 1.20, covering stability and performance in different platforms. Learn about all the updates here in the C Spire TV 1.20 Release Notes from our support team.
Rob Rubinoff is the Product Manager for C Spire Home.