What is AMD doing in LA? Helping more filmmakers achieve Hollywood-caliber VFX
AMD Studios uses AMD technology to help TV and movie studios tell better stories via customized end-to-end digital production pipelines.
'DuckTales' has returned, and you can see the first episode free on YouTube
Scrooge McDuck and his great-nephews are back! Disney XD's 'DuckTales' reboot is here, and you can watch the first episode on YouTube free.
Plex’s latest update means Android users can stream live TV — from anywhere
The most recent update for streaming management platform Plex allows users to pause and rewind live TV, and adds support for Android devices.
With hands-free operation, Amazon Alexa makes it even easier to watch TV
Helping you live your best life as a couch potato is Amazon Alexa -- you can now operate your TV set hands free.
Netflix subscriptions have surpassed cable TV in the U.S.
According to a Leichtman Research report, there are now more Americans subscribed to Netflix than there are cable TV customers.
‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ becomes a Netflix mainstay with season 4 renewal
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt was renewed for its fourth season, making it one of two original comedy series to air for that long on Netflix.
Samsung's stretchable 9.1-inch screen will make its public debut in L.A.
Samsung's curved screen -- a 9.1-inch AMOLED screen that retains its shape when bent and rolled -- will make its public debut in L.A.
Netflix gives America’s history an R-rated revision in its first animated film
Netflix's first original animated film, America: The Motion Picture, will be a revisionist take on the country's formation.
LeEco continues U.S. expansion with introduction of TVs, phones on Amazon
Just a few days after broadening its U.S. horizons at Target, LeEco is selling its phones and televisions on Amazon, too.
Apple reportedly planning to launch its own TV shows this year
Apple is set to launch its own scripted, original programming by the end of 2017 and will reportedly bundle it into its Apple Music service.
‘All in the Family’ in line for possible reboot?
All In The Family is unquestionably one of TV's most iconic shows, and it may be returning to the small screen in rebooted form.
What if corporations ruled the world? Syfy's Incorporated gives four nightmare scenarios
SyFy's new show Incorporated explores a world where the corporation you work for controls every part of your life. Here are four of the show's scariest scenarios.
You need HDMI 2.0 to enjoy your 4K monitor at 60Hz, but you probably don’t need new cables
Some manufacturers sell "HDMI 2.0" cables as their high-end products, but that's misleading. You really want to look for the Premium HDMI certification.
An upward trajectory — Americans more pleased than ever with the tech in their lives
Congratulations, America. We've gotten happier about the technology in our lives, ACSI survey finds.
Luke Skywalker and the Star Wars gang are coming to Turner starting next week
As part of a new deal Turner struck with Disney and 20th Century Fox, all of the Star Wars films and four future installments will air on TBS and TNT.
ESPN gearing up to air 10 episodes of the 2016 Drone Racing League season this fall
ESPN partnered with Drone Racing League to air its first season of drone racing on ESPN2 this fall as 10, one-hour episodes.
Who needs Netflix? Samsung Galaxy J2 DTV has a built-in digital TV tuner
One of Samsung's most recent phones has a feature that sets it apart from the rest: a digital TV tuner.
Acting in ‘Mr. Robot’ has made Carly Chaikin as paranoid as a hacker
Carly Chaikin, who plays Darlene on 'Mr. Robot', spoke with Digital Trends about representing women in tech on TV and how the show has given her a new OCD.
Meet the hacker keeping ‘Mr. Robot’ so real it’s scary
'Mr. Robot' writer and tech consultant Kor Adna spoke with Digital Trends about how his hacking past helped 'Mr. Robot' take down EvilCorp in season one + more.
Keivn Smith's Mallrats sequel is happening, but not where you might think
The 1995 cult classic film Mallrats will be given the sequel treatment in the form of a 10-episode TV series.
Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors took over Twitter on Memorial Day weekend
The Golden State Warriors advanced to the NBA Finals by winning two consecutive games over the Memorial Day weekend, dominating Twitter in the process.
Turner opens Atlanta facility for televised esports matches
Turner Studios has opened an arena in Atlanta dedicated to filming esports competitions, bolstering its commitment to broadcasting live gaming events.
Upcoming Amazon series is based on the music of Bob Dylan
Amazon and Lionsgate TV are nearing a deal for an hourlong series that draws inspiration from the characters and themes of Bob Dylan’s songs.
Facebook and Twitter are trying to acquire rights to stream live TV content
If Facebook and Twitter get their way, you’ll be able to stream live TV content via their social media platforms.
Google may be teaming up with Vizio to release Chromecast-enabled TVs
Google's reportedly teaming up with TV maker Vizio to release Chromecast-enabled television sets later this year, according to Variety.
What if your Apple TV was your cable box? The FCC wants you to have that choice
The FCC is expected to propose rules that would let customers ditch their pay-TV provider's cable box in favor of competitors' hardware.
Bad news for spoilers: Live-tweeting boosts Twitter TV impressions
Live-tweeting during television shows is responsible for 57 percent of TV impressions, according to Nielsen.
YouTube Red eyes entering movie and TV show licensing market
YouTube might be planning to compete with Netflix and Amazon Instant Video for those key movie and TV show licenses in the near future.
Watching too much TV may be bad for your brain, study suggests
We may become the plagued-with-serious-cognitive-issues generation in a few years. As it turns out, cognitive function is inversely related to time spent watching TV.
Amazon is welcome to launch Instant Video on Apple TV
The Apple TV and Chromecast might have been booted off Amazon's store, but that doesn't mean Amazon's own services will be kept away from Apple TV owners.
What’d he say? AfterMaster’s little black box aims to fix your TV’s terrible sound
Startup AfterMaster TV wants to keep people from going up and down with the remote to increase the volume of movie or TV show dialogue.