Presto

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• Review: Presto is Vanishing – What Streaming Options will be Available

  With Presto shutting down at the end of January next year, Foxtel Play is stepping in to take its place as something different – an on-demand streaming service that’s based around access to live premium TV channels.

• Review: 10 Best TV Shows On Presto with Full 2016 Listing

  A year after adding TV to their lineup, Presto’s got some great shows on offer that you really should be watching. We take a look at the ten that we thoroughly recommend.

• Presto Is Now Available on Fetch TV

  If you’re a Fetch TV subscriber, it’s now easier than ever to stream your favourite content. Presto is now available on the Gen 3 (Mighty) Fetch TV PVR, and will be introduced on Gen 2 PVRs in early July. Presto joins similar services Stan and Netflix that were already available on Fetch.

• Review: Top 10 Movies Available on Presto – New Releases and Timely Classics

  Out of the huge library of movies available on Presto, we’ve nominated ten that make for a great night in.

• Stream an Exclusive Home and Away Telemovie: Free 1 Month Trial

  Fans of Home and Away, rejoice! There’s a special dramatic movie-length instalment of the show – and it’s only available via online streaming on Presto.

• Virgin Mobile Review: Stream Movies Free with a Bonus Data Promo

  Virgin Mobile is no stranger to special promotions that give their customers valuable free bonuses – indeed, they’ve got a promotion running at the moment offering free data for using new music streaming service Guvera – but they’ve taken the generosity to a new level with their new offer, which they’re doing in partnership with movie and TV streaming service Presto.

• Virgin Mobile Presto promo vs Stan TV Free trial: Which offers more?

  Presto’s offering free mobile data, while Stan’s offering you movies with subtitles; which free trial is the winner?

• Virgin Mobile plus Presto: Free 30 Day Trial and a Monthly Data Bonus

  If you're a subscriber you'll be interested in knowing Virgin Mobile partnered with Presto to offer a Free 30 Day movie streaming trial as well as chance to earn 2GB in Monthly Bonus Data.

• Free Presto for Foxtel’s Platinum Customers

  Premium SVOD service Presto is now available as part of Foxtel’s Platinum subscription, at no additional charge. The move is meant to dramatically increase the value of Foxtel’s Platinum package with the addition of thousands of extra hours of premium TV and movie programming from Presto’s vast library of recent hits and classic favourites.

• Presto Subscribers Can Now Enjoy Wide Range of HD Content

  Presto recently announced subscribers now have access to stream a massive library of its premium TV and movie programming in crisp high-definition (HD), with more than 2500 hours available and more being added each day.

• The Affair, Now Streaming on Presto

  The emotion filled and thought-provoking drama The Affair comes exclusive to Presto. All ten episodes of the series, crowned Best TV Drama at the 72nd Golden Globe Awards, is now available to stream.

• New on Presto this August: A Place to Call Home and The Affair

  Presto has a few surprises in store for subscribers this August. The streaming service announced that beloved Australian drama A Place to Call Home will be available to stream by the end of the month. Plus, catch US hit series The Affair starting August 10.

• Penny Dreadful Is Now Available on Presto

  The critically acclaimed and haunting period drama Penny Dreadful will now bring classic horror stories to Presto subscribers. The streaming service recently announced that all episodes of the hit first season are available to stream now, only on Presto.

• Presto Is Experimenting with High-Definition Streaming

  If Presto subscribers were to complain about what thing, it would surely be this: the streaming service only offers content in SD. All might change soon though. Presto is currently testing high-definition streaming, according to a post on the Presto community forum.

• Australians Really Dig Streaming Services, New Research Shows

  Uptake of subscription video on demand (SVOD) services delivered over the Internet has skyrocketed in Australia, with two million active subscriptions recorded at the end of June 2015, according to new research by Telsyte.