Media streamer Plex's long-delayed plans to launch a marketplace for TV and movie rentals are finally being realized after multiple false starts. The media startup originally announced its plan to ...

Apple introduced a new feature to its iTunes Store, iPod, and Apple TV ecosystem last week at Macworld '08 that was a long time coming: movie rentals. Every major studio is on board for the debut ...

Rentals start at $3.99 for older movies, but popular new releases cost up to $20.99. Wonka, for example, is $20.99, which is actually a dollar more than it costs to rent the movie from Apple's TV app.

Movies you rent on the Apple TV stay on the Apple TV. You can’t transfer them to your computer, iPod, or iPhone. Also, Apple TVs don’t talk to one another.

Movie rentals are now available on the Android Market, and are available for Android 2.2 and higher. There are now over 3,000 movies available right now for streaming on Android, ...

The company had teased its plans for a TV and movie rental marketplace for years, but never quite got to the finish line as other priorities took over.Initially planned for just ahead of the COVID ...

This movies-by-mail service charges from $3.99 to $7.99 for most rentals, two-way postage included. After you receive your disc, you have seven days to watch the movie.

The Plex media center app is going legit. Along with a collection of your ripped media, you can now use Plex to rent popular and recent movies, starting from $3.99.