Popcorn Time
If you were around six years ago and actively seeking for BitTorrent enabled movie services, you are probably familiar with Popcorn Time. The ......
Aptoide has removed two Android apps that are used to watch TV shows and movies for free from the market following a lawsuit two film companies.
The MPAA may have had success in knocking out the most popular fork of the 'pirate Netflix' known as Popcorn Time, but as usual another fork has risen form the ashes.
The most popular version of Popcorn Time appears to be down and out for the count.
The newly released web version of Popcorn Time has already been taken down, but the site has quickly found a new domain.
A few of the top developers for the Popcortime.io fork have reportedly left the project this weekend, following a number of internal disputes.
Indie studio Millenium and its infamous affiliate Nu Image are now going after Popcorn Time users who allegedly viewed 2015's 'Survivor' starring Pierce Brosnan and Milla Jovovich.
A number of Popcorn Time users have been sued in a U.S court for viewing and sharing a film using the popular BitTorrent-based app.
Even though the original Popcorn Time team shut down a year ago, most of the founding members have now come out to support one of the variants of the software.
The Popcorn Time team has revealed this week that they have seen over 1 million downloads for non-jailbroken iOS devices.
Controversial 'Netflix for Pirates' services under the Popcorn Time banner are facing further blocking at the hands of a court.
A Popcorn Time fork that works in modern web browsers without downloading and installing an additional app has appeared online.
A court has ordered Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to block access to websites associated with the Popcorn Time software.
The team over at Popcorn Time has announced that their iOS app is now available for non-jailbroken devices, a massive launch that the team has been teasing for over six months.
Dutch anti-piracy group BREIN has taken down six sites that were set up as 'fan pages' to the Popcorn Time software, despite the fact that they did not host the apps themselves.
The team behind Popcorn Time, after a brief hiatus, have returned with updates to their Windows, Mac and Android versions.
During Netflix's recent quarterly shareholders report, in which the company showed huge growth in subscribers, there was a small note in which the streaming giant cited Popcorn Time, the piracy streaming service that has been called the Netflix of P
The team behind Popcorn Time has made a few changes to their Mac and Windows versions of the software and made a strong promise for the upcoming iOS update.
The Popcorn Time team has announced a new killer feature for the software: Offline viewership.
The team behind Popcorn Time have unveiled beta 5.0 for desktop users, the next step in their Popcorn Time Revolution.
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