- Marketing, Thursday, November 19, 2015 6:34 AM
The firm has described the new service as 'fluid TV', since it combines internet TV and satellite viewing and lets viewers watch how and where they want. A new Sky Q Mini box can sit
elsewhere in the house and funnel live and recorded TV from the main box to a second TV set. There's also a Bluetooth-powered remote control and a Wi-Fi hub that turns the set-top boxes into
internet hotspots. The new Sky Q app will enable tablet and smartphone owners to watch live and recorded TV on their devices.
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