Roku scores another barrel of content, adds Google Play Movies & TV
Roku pads its massive collection of apps, adding Google Play Movies & TV, now available on all current devices.
Sharp’s new High Resolution Audio Player could spell the death of the A/V receiver
Sharp ushers in anew era of wireless home theaters with its new Wireless High Resolution Audio Player, offering high-res audio and video transmission to cut the strings on your home setup.
This space-age wireless speaker aims to blast your room with 360 degrees of audio awesome
This futuristic sonic rocket offers a host of features to fill your room with sound, including high-res audio compatibility, and multi-zone capabilities.
Changes to old-school FCC rules could level the playing field for Internet TV
New rules proposed by FCC chairman Tom Wheeler could help provide wide access to programming for TV on the Web.
Amazon’s Fire TV blazes ahead, adds Spotify, NFL Now, and more
Amazon's Fire TV announces it's app count has tripled since launching in April, piles on Spotify, NFL Now, and more.
Take your iPad Air’s sound from paltry to powerful with the stylish Amp
OIO's new Amp is a beautiful add-on for your iPad Air designed to take the portable media experience to the next level.
Netflix announces March premiere for original series ‘Bloodline’ with grim new trailer
Netflix has announced the release of its new original series, Bloodline, revealing all 13 episodes of the series will premiere in March 2015.
Make any old speaker a portable wireless sound system with The Vamp
The Vamp aims to turn any speaker in your arsenal into an autonomous wireless sound system, at a price that pretty much anyone can afford.
Simpsons World premieres with every episode ever, and some playback bugs
Simpsons World, and all its 550 plus episodes of Simpsons glory, has arrived on the Web, and tucked inside the FX Now app.
Bluetooth goes blueblood with B&W’s pricey new T7 portable speaker
B&W pulls out all the stops for its new T7 Bluetooth speaker, offering premium technology with a premium price to match.
Where’s my CNN? Dish subscribers lose channels over Turner contract dispute
Dish subscribers woke up to a loss of several channels this morning, including CNN, Cartoon Network, and Turner Classic Movies, among others.
What if Yahoo or Alibaba bought Netflix? Brace yourself, it might just happen
Porter Bibb of Mediatech Capital says the small, yet extremely popular company is ripe for a hostile takeover
Panasonic’s flagship 4K LED TV may cost you $7,000, hits stores in November
Panasonic's dazzling new 4K UHD TVs, the 65-inch AX900, and the 85-inch AX850 hits stores next month.
In the wake of Google’s Nexus Player, new FCC filing proves Chromecast isn’t going away
A new filing shows Google is still looking forward for the Chromecast, even as it rolls out a new vessel for Android TV, the Nexus Player.
Polk launches its new Striker ZX gaming headphones for Xbox One
Polk turns its audio talents to gaming for the new Striker ZX stereo gaming headset for Xbox One.
What’d he just say? Polk’s new MagniFi sound bar aims for crystal clear dialog
Polk Audio adds a new piece to its extensive audio arsenal with the sleek and curvy MagniFi sound bar.
CBS follows HBO’s lead with ‘All Access’ streaming for $6 a month
CBS unveiled its own stand alone online service today which will offer thousands of network shows, old and new seasons, as well as live TV in 14 markets.
Netflix claims it can ‘coexist’ with HBO in streaming, investors aren’t convinced
As HBO announced plans for an online only subscription model, Netflix's lower than expected subscriber additions sent the stock into free fall.
How you doin’? All 10 seasons of ‘Friends’ land on Netflix January 2015
Netflix brings back the '90s, announcing it has acquired the full catalog of Friends, available for streaming starting January 1, 2015.
HBO breaks free of cable, will offer online-only subscriptions in 2015
Speaking before a group of investors, HBO CEO Richard Plepler said that HBO GO will break free as a stand alone service sometime in 2015.
Can Netflix change how movies are released and distributed? Ted Sarandos thinks so
Netlix content officer, Ted Sarandos, talked about the company's efforts to get into movie production in order to shorten movie release time for the home