Micro-blogging website Twitter has launched Android TV app allowing users to stream National Football League (NFL) and other live videos available on its platform.
"Users can also watch a feed of curated tweets and a live broadcast side-by-side, and there is no need to log in or even have a Twitter account to access live streams through the app," entertainment website Variety reported on Thursday.
Earlier this year, Twitter launched a new version of its app for digital media players -- Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and for Microsoft's video game console Xbox One -- allowing users to see live streaming video available on Twitter.
Twitter's Apple TV app has a unique feature that allows users to watch live video and Tweeted video clips, side by side.
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