Box-free cable will soon be a thing of the past for Comcast customers. Soon, all Comcast channels will be encrypted, requiring the use of a set-top box.
Philips surprises us with this uniquely designed DesignLIne TV which fuses a 46 or 55-inch panel with a solid sheet of glass. No base, no stand, no bezel.
Aereo appears unphased by ongoing litigation with big network TV organizations as it expands its coverage into three new states and launches its first ad campaign across the New York area.
DTS and Qualcomm have announced that Headphone:X will make its debut in mobile devices powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 800-series processeors later this year.
Basements make ideal spots for home theaters, but the invisible, little-publicized threat known as radon can actually make spending time in your basement a health risk. Here's what it is, how to test for it, and what you can do about it.
Ultra HD and OLED TVs have a lot going for them, but there's just as much going against them as well. Now is not the time to be an early adopter. Here's why.
Samsung is taking drastic measures to redefine its audio brand as it incorporates old-school vacuum tube technology with the latest in digital amplification in a few of its high-end systems for this year.
The Kindle Fire's success may have captured the interest of third-party developers as news of a speaker dock made especially for the tablet comes forward.
Sony didn't drop any earth shattering news on us at its CES 2012 press conference, but some impressive looking earphones, an elusive new LED technology and celebrity appearances kept things interesting.
Noel Lee has announced that Monster Cable is undergoing a name change, and unveiled the band Chicago as his celebrity music entertainment of choice for CES 2012.
Sony's HomeShare goes beyond basic iPod playback to serve up all kinds of Internet radio and network-stored music through an integrated system compatible with Sony's wireless speakers.