The Hamptons and its famous hamlets, some of the most sought-after properties on the planet, may seem like an idyllic part of the world right now, but wait until you meet the crack team of luxury real estate agents with the keys to them. For more back-biting, bombast and bungling than you can handle, read on as we explain how to watch Selling The Hamptons online from anywhere.
Formerly called Million Dollar Beach House, the fledgling Netflix series has undergone renovation works and gone back on the market as an eight-episode Discovery+ series.
That means Nest Seekers International's finest, J.B. Andreassi, Michael Fulfree, Peggy Zabakolas, Kenny Arias and Mia Calabrese, are back and fighting for the limelight and their super-wealthy clients' attentions, all under the nose of eagle-eyed power broker Bianca D’Alessio.
There's always drama where Peggy's involved, and STH follows her pursuit of the $35 million listing that'll really put her on the map, while J.B. sets the standard with a black-tie open house event complete with VIP guests and fountains of champagne.
Understated? these guys don't know the meaning of the word, and you can read on as we detail how to watch Selling The Hamptons online.
How to watch Selling The Hamptons in the US, UK and Canada
How to watch Selling The Hamptons online from outside your country
If you're abroad right now, regional restrictions may prevent you from watching Selling The Hamptons online.
Luckily, a VPN provides a simple solution. This piece of software alters your IP address to that of another country, which means you can gain access to your preferred IPTV service and watch episodes of the latest buzz-worthy shows from anywhere.
Use a VPN to watch Selling The Hamptons from abroad
Can I watch Selling The Hamptons online in Australia?
With Discovery+ not yet available Down Under, there's no word on when or if Selling The Hamptons will air in Australia - though we're hoping that we'll find out towards the end of its run.
However, the one and only season of Million Dollar Beach House, Selling The Hamptons' precursor, is available on Netflix .
Instagram is greatly expanding its video remixing options
Instagram has announced two significant changes to its video offerings. The first of which sees a huge expansion of the Remix feature that is currently to be found on Reels.
As part of a major update, Instagram is making it possible to remix all-new video content, regardless of whether these are Reels or not. The company says that the expansion is a result of there being such a high level of interest in video remixing.
When remixing, users are able to take advantage of various creative tools such as video effects, audio tools, and a voiceover option.
The wide availability of remixing, Instagram says, will "Give creators yet another way to reinvent their content, and collaborate with other creators."
While the company says that it is now possible to remix "all video content", there is an important caveat to note. The remixing option only applies to new content, with the social platform saying: "Unfortunately, videos published on our platform prior to this update are not eligible for remix".
The company goes on to explain how to make use of the Remix option on videos that are eligible:
Live options
Instagram also has an announcement relating to using the platform for live broadcasts. From today (January 20), anyone who has scheduled a live broadcast will be able to take advantage of various options for promoting it.
The latest update to the platform means that a user's profile can be used to highlight the topic, date, and time of a scheduled Live, helping to build up an audience ahead of time. If there are multiple Lives scheduled, Instagram says that only the scheduled Live closest to the broadcast will be displayed on the profile.
WhatsApp for Windows 11 is getting a new look
Last year we saw many new features come to Meta’s WhatsApp messaging service, and now a recent update to the Windows version looks to make it similar to recently refreshed apps in Windows 11.
The new update of the beta version that’s been available on the Microsoft Store for Windows 10 and Windows 11 since November showcases an updated design that’s more in line with the refreshed apps we’ve seen from Microsoft, such as Paint and Windows Media Player .
Besides the Windows 11 -inspired design, there’s integration with the new Action Center where you can manage your messages, alongside the rest of your notifications for other apps on your PC.
Whether you decide to use WhatsApp on your laptop or tablet device, it’s a useful alternative for when you’re working in a coffee shop and you need to quickly reply to a WhatsApp message, without taking your smartphone out of your pocket.
Analysis: an easier alternative to WhatsApp Web
UWP (Universal Windows Platform) apps can use design standards that Microsoft has set, such as the appearance and layout, to match the overall look of Windows 11. Microsoft has done this with some of its older apps and features, such as Focus Assist and Clock .
Previously, WhatsApp on the desktop has been using an appearance that’s been mirroring the design of Windows 10 . But with this new update, everything looks like it matches other refreshed Windows 11 apps.
It’s another push by WhatsApp to help its users access the app for difficult situations that require it. There are going to be moments where you’ll be on a train with your laptop open for example, and your phone has run out of charge. Thanks to the multi-device feature in testing where you can manage your messages without your phone being connected, you’ll be able to use the desktop app on its own with no issue.
It solves a potential problem, but it also makes the desktop app ready for launch later this year with the updated look for Windows 11, especially with Sun Valley 2 coming.
However, it remains to be seen if a majority of users will be comfortable in using WhatsApp on their PCs, instead of primarily using their phone or a web browser.
Via Windows Latest