Amazon’s IMDb TV streaming service, which offers free ad-supported movies and TV shows, appears to finally be heading to Android TV and Google TV devices. A new listing in the Google Play Store for an IMDb TV app has appeared with screenshots that indicate the app is made for streaming media players. The new IMDb TV app isn’t currently configured as compatible with any devices yet, so it can’t be installed yet. IMDb TV arrived on Roku devices for the first time a few days ago, so it makes sense that it’s being made available on other streaming platforms as well.

IMDb TV, the free ad-supported streaming service from Amazon, is now available on Roku devices. IMDb TV launched 2 years ago, originally named IMDb Freedive, and was only available through Fire TV devices at first. While it has since come to mobile devices and you could access most, if not all, of IMDb TVs content through the Prime Video app on nearly any device, the arrival of an official app on Roku marks the first time the service has received a dedicated app on a streaming device that isn’t a Fire TV. Read more ›