Popcorn Time, the open-source service that streams video content from torrenting sites, now supports TV shows and is available for Android devices. The updates marks a significant change from a few months ago, when the original team behind the service closed it down due to piracy concerns. The project was since forked by a number of different groups — the ‘Popcorn Time’ team launched a significant update to its desktop app (adding a dedicated TV show menu, bookmarks and a new design) while another group, ‘Time4popcorn‘, has released an Android app. TechCrunch reports that Google pulled the app from the Google Play store due to “intellectual…
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