Netflix Rival Redbox Instant Launches In The US

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Redbox, in partnership with Verizon, has been gearing up its Instant service and finally launched today in the US. For $8 per month, customers can get unlimited movie streaming and four one-night DVD rentals every month. Redbox and Verizon announced a joint venture to launch Instant back in February of 2012. Users will be able to stream content via iOS, Android, Xbox 360, Samsung connected TVs or Blu-ray players, and Mac or PC. Redbox Instant does have some catching up to do in terms of streaming titles. Major competitor Netflix currently has around 14,000 streamable titles available in the US while Redbox Instant only has around 4,600 titles. However, Instant’s four one-night DVD rentals included in the $8 monthly subscription, may be enough to attract people.

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Verizon giving a free month trial of Redbox Instant for beta users

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Remember Redbox Instant, the competitor to Netflix funded by Redbox and Verizon? If you’re using the new app and signed up for a beta code to test the service out, you’ll be able to get a free trial month with that code. You’ll get an entire month of movie streaming for free, as well as four DVD rentals. At a service that will normally run 8 bucks a month, that’s not too bad. If you’re interested, hit the link below for the app. And if you’ve got a beta code to test it out, be sure to let us know how it is in the comments.

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Redbox Instant launch details and pricing revealed

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Not too long ago Verizon and Redbox announced a partnership to create a video streaming service to give some competition to Netflix. Details have been somewhat scarce as it’s currently being tested in a private beta. However, in what is probably an oversight by Verizon and Redbox, a help section is publicly available on the web with some pretty big details. » Read the rest