Amazon has formally launched IMDb TV for iOS and Android cell gadgets, which means customers can now entry the platform’s free, ad-supported catalog of standard TV exhibits and Amazon originals on the go.

On Tuesday, IMDb TV’s app grew to become available for free cell obtain on any gadget beneath Apple’s iOS, together with iPhone and iPad, and in addition on all Android cell gadgets within the U.S. The app’s addition to the 2 main cell platforms follows its launch earlier this 12 months on providers together with Roku, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Google TV, LG Smart TVs, and Sony PlayStation 4 consoles. It’s additionally already out there on Amazon’s Fire TV, and as a free channel inside the Prime Video app.

For anybody cautious of one other ad-supported streaming platform, Amazon assures us that there are fewer ads than there are on stay TV. And though you’ll be able to’t skip the adverts which are there, the worth tag (or lack of 1, reasonably) ensures one of many lowest boundaries to entry for streaming media of any platform available on the market to this point.

In addition to Amazon Studios originals, together with the upcoming Aug. 6 premiere of docu-series “Luke Bryan: My Dirt Road Diary” and the heist drama “Leverage: Redemption,” IMDb TV additionally hosts its personal authentic content material, together with “Alex Rider,” “Moment of Truth” and “Top Class: The Life and Times of the Sierra Canyon Trailblazers.” together with standard titles like “Chicago Fire,” “All in the Family,” “Mad Men,” “Malcolm in the Middle,” “The Wolf of Wall Street” and “How to Train Your Dragon.” The platform additionally options an intensive and continuously up to date catalog of flicks and TV exhibits, together with “Chicago Fire,” “All in the Family,” “Mad Men,” “Malcolm in the Middle,” “The Wolf of Wall Street” and “How to Train Your Dragon.”

The service was initially launched by Amazon in January 2019 as Freedive earlier than ultimately being renamed IMDb TV.