Best Apps For Lg Tv

LG has an extensive suite of entertaining and useful apps that can be downloaded for free from the LG TV Plus app store. The various apps allow you to do everything from watching live TV, to playing 2D and 3D games to access social media accounts.. Below is a list of some of the best apps available for your new LG Smart TV:

Best Apps For Lg Tv

Spotify (and other music services)
Price: Free / Premium service varies

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We’ll tackle one of the easiest categories first — music. Plenty of people are turning to apps like Spotify and Pandora to blast their favorite songs, so why not add one to your TV? The LG Smart TV version of each app functions much like your mobile version, just blown up to fit the television. Right now, Spotify is by far the top-rated music service on LG’s Content Store, but Pandora is available as well, and each option packs an extensive library of songs to choose from. You can tap into Sirius XM as well if you prefer the feel of live radio.

Of course, you’ll have to spend a little cash if you want to escape from ads.

See also: What is Spotify? Here’s everything you need to know

Movies Anywhere
Price: Free

LG Smart TV Movies Anywhere app
There are too many video services to count, and it’s even worse when you have to switch between apps to access your favorite flicks. Movies Anywhere challenges that notion by bringing all of your downloads into one handy app. You’ll have to connect all of your accounts to this LG Smart TV app, but then you’ll be able to watch all of your favorites with ease. Movies Anywhere is similar to Plex, which is also available in LG’s Content Store. Best of all, Movies Anywhere is entirely free, and it can help you discover new deals on content from your other services.

See also: What is Movies Anywhere? Here’s what you need to know

YouTube TV
Price: $64.99 per month

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Maybe you’re looking at your new LG Smart TV as a way to ditch your cable box entirely. If so, there are a few live TV apps to consider. Chief among them is YouTube TV, though Sling TV and Hulu TV are also available. YouTube TV might be the most expensive app on this list of LG Smart TV must-haves, but it offers over 85 channels and a few premium bundle options. No matter which live TV app you choose, it should provide a new, cost-effective way to beat back boredom.

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The adult entertainment industry is having a hard time convincing a number of TV manufacturers to cut it some slack. LG, Samsung and Sony, to name a few, have all steered clear of implementing filthy Smart TV apps and wish to keep their respective hands clean for now.

It’s not all bad news though, the less prudish of the panel-pushers are bringing pornographic Smart TV applications to the small screen. Panasonic introduced Marc Dorcel’s adult app last summer, which will also be coming to Toshiba tellies soon.

Philips recently revealed apps from Hustler and Private. You can always trust the Dutch to be open-minded, eh?

However, such tolerance isn’t shared further east. LG confirmed its strict policy to Reg Hardware:

“While consumers can use the web browser function to explore content of their choice from the internet, LG’s current Smart TV offering does not enable applications that are explicitly adult applications,” it said.

Sony refused to comment on the matter, while Samsung was equally taciturn with its policy. A company spokesperson told us that:

“Samsung’s future content strategy remains confidential. We are therefore unable to comment on this issue.”

LG Smart TV
No nips, sorry lad…

There are currently no hard porn channels available through UK broadcasters and although explicit channels are tolerated as long as they’ve been licensed in the EU, the standing from likes of Virgin and Sky has remained soft.

Through Smart TV apps, though, hardcore becomes legally and easily available through our tellies, on-demand or live, Broadband TV News reports.

Of course, these apps never come preloaded on the hardware, so we’re stumped as to why users don’t have the freedom of choice to instal what they like.

Surely, a manufacturer needn’t regulate what it is you can and can’t watch on your telly? We have disapproving partners for that. ®

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