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Crackle Finally Out for Android: No Love for India Yet

The popular iOS app for streaming free movies and TV shows is finally out for Android users, but not across the globe unfortunately.

Roydon Cerejo|Jun 18, 2011, 13:51:56 IST

The popular iOS app for streaming free movies and TV shows is finally out for Android users, but not across the globe unfortunately. Currently, the app is only available for the US, Canada, UK and Australia. Called Crackle – Movies & TV, the app lets you stream full-length Hollywood movies and TV shows for no charge, whatsoever. There is a small catch though, while there are plenty of free TV shows and movies to watch, the newer and more popular titles can only be streamed after purchasing a subscription for $4.99 a month.

Stream your favourite TV Shows on the move

Crackle Features:

FREE to download app, FREE to watch
Unlimited, on demand viewing
20 new movies and TV episodes added monthly
Genres including: action, comedy, crime, horror, thriller and sci-fi
Browse Movies, TV, Originals, Collections and Genres - or search by keyword
Build and manage your queue for viewing on the app or online at Crackle.com.
Stream HQ video via 3G or Wi-Fi
App only works in US, Canada, UK and Australia
Android 2.2+ with Flash 10.1+ required, supported phone list below. (Tablet version coming soon)

If you do live in any of the above countries then you can download the app from the Android Market Place or simply hit this link.

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