Popular movie-streaming site PopcornTime.io is no more. Thanks, courts!
Courts in New Zealand and Canada have shuttered popular Popcorn Time website PopcornTime.io as part of an MPAA-led anti-piracy effort.
Fox will take us through animation past and present in special, TV’s Funniest Animated Stars
A Fox special will rank and profile the top 40 animated TV characters, plus interview some of the voice actors behind shows like The Simpsons and Family Guy
Are screens scrambling our kids’ brains? We asked an expert
Are your kids constantly glued to a tablet, smartphone, or TV? Do you know what they’re watching? We asked an expert how much screen time is too much.
Stargaze in glorious UHD with NASA’s upcoming 4K network
Soon, even couch potatoes will be able to explore the cosmos as NASA is developing and ultra high definition network
LG announces a big, free webOS 2.0 upgrade for last year’s smart TVs
LG has that key features from its newest smart TV operating system, webOS 2.0, will make their way to older TV sets.
YouTube subscriptions are coming
A new report suggests a revamped version of YouTube's Music Key and a separate subscription service for premium content are launching soon.
TouchJet WAVE turns your TV into a giant Android touchscreen device
Imagine using your old plasma screen TV to play Hearthstone. That's exactly what TouchJet aims to do with the WAVE.
Confirmed: The Xbox One will gain TV DVR functionality starting in 2016
According to a report, the Xbox One may gain DVR features for live television later this year.
Disney chief says ESPN could be offered a la carte … eventually
Disney chief Bob Iger told CNBC that Disney could offer ESPN a la carte, but not within the next few years.
Red-hot Netflix boasts network-topping viewing numbers, soaring stock
Netflix emerged victorious from a new study comparing the streaming service to traditional TV networks. Across most demos, spent more hours on it.
Rabbids Appisodes brings screaming “BWAAH” to iOS
The Rabbids are back, this time on iOS. The hit show Rabbids Invasion has come to mobile as Rabbids Appisodes.
There goes the neighborhood: Netflix is testing ads before and after its shows
Netflix wants you to watch more of its original programming. It's begun testing ads before and after movies and TV shows.
This Breaking Bad remake shows the power of the GTA V movie editor
Whether you're a fan of Breaking Bad, GTA or the latest technology, this two-minute clip is a reminder of how powerful our computers and video games are.
Twin Peaks season 3 is back on, with David Lynch and more episodes
Director David Lynch is back on board for the upcoming Twin Peaks revival, and Showtime has already extended the series' run.
HBO sends official warnings to Game of Thrones torrenters
Together with ISPs, HBO has started to take action against those who helped share the Game of Thrones leak last week.
The first 4 episodes of ‘Game of Thrones’ season 5 leak online
Nearly half of "Game of Thrones" fifth season has made its way onto torrent sites ahead of the show's big premiere event this evening.
Amazon isn’t the future, it’s the right now, says Bosch creator Michael Connelly
Amazon will release its first hour-long drama "Bosch," based on books by Michael Connelly, Feb. 13.
Toshiba’s new 3D display technology may let mobile users switch between 2D and 3D
Toshiba has a 4K ultra high-definition 3D display that will knock your socks off -- without the need for glasses. This could make its way to mobile screens.
Is Netflix sleeping with the enemy? Big Red may strike big deals with cable providers
Netflix is rumoured to be in talks with TV providers to have its app made available through their set-top boxes.
Pick me! Pick me! Google wants Austinites to fight for fiber, recruit neighbors
Google lays out its plans to expand Google Fiber into Austin, TX, offering blazing-fast Internet and TV services, but there's a big catch involved.
Netflix is going to adapt ‘Series of Unfortunate Events’ into a TV show
Netflix is adapting the movie and book series Lemony Snickets' A Series of Unfortunate Events into a TV show
Forget single episodes, TiVo Mega can record entire channels with its 24TB drive
Today TiVo is introducing the TiVo Mega, quite literally its biggest product yet. The 24-terabyte appliance can record more than 26,000 hours of TV shows.
The first one’s free: Comcast offers free cable to students of select schools via Wi-Fi
Comcast announced that it has launched Xfinity On Campus, a service that lets college students watch live TV and on-demand video via IP-enabled devices.
YoreVision aims to bring old-school TV nostalgia to your digital video library
YoreVision is Aaron Todd's attempt to bring the fuzzy, unpredictable TV-watching joy of the past to the sterile experience of today's streamers and bingers.
Aereo CEO asks supporters to let slip the dogs of social media war
Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia is calling supporters to action by beseeching representatives via social media in the wake of the service's Supreme Court defeat.
Watch Lifetime TV shows and movies for free with this free app for Windows 8.1
You can watch Lifetime TV programming on the house with an official Windows 8.1 app.
Sony CEO says TV division is not for sale … yet
Today, Sony CEO Kazuro Hirai stated definitively that a sale of Sony's TV division is not on the table.
Move over PC: TV predicted to become the leading online video platform
New research from the NPD Group finds that the number of U.S. households with an Internet-connected TV grew almost by 17 percent to 42 million in Q1 2014.
Sony tables OLED (again) to concentrate on 4K televisions
Sony is apparently officially stepping away from OLED TV development to better focus on 4K TV, according to a recent report.