A new startup is set to release “the world’s first hand-mounted smartphone filming system” called Hansnap, a hand strap for hands-free mobile photography.
You'd think by now getting Netflix in HD would be a privilege anyone with a decent Internet connection could enjoy, but you may be surprised to learn there are a whole host of devices that can't get Netflix in HD.
Boston-based Skreens launches a Kickstarter campaign for two devices allowing TV viewers to watch up to four different entertainment inputs on one screen.
If anyone thought Apple Music was a threat to Spotify’s longevity, CEO Daniel Ek wasn’t one of them. He figures Cupertino has done his company a big favor.
The LG G4 is one of the best smartphones of 2015, partly due to the built-in camera. Here's how to better utilize it, whether shooting JPEGs or in RAW.
Sideclick, a universal remote that snaps on to existing streaming box remotes, is designed to replace your TV remote by adding eight programmable buttons.
Sling TV's live TV streaming service adds Android TV support, including a deal with Google to discount Nexus Player purchases for customers who sign up.
SeeSpace's new InAiR TV plug-in device is like Minority Report in your living room, grabbing content from the Internet to augment what you're watching.
Popcorn Time, A.K.A. the ‘Netflix for torrents’ comes to iOS without requiring a jailbreak. It offers a lot of content and challenges Apple’s walled garden.
Rabbit TV subscribers will be able to not only browse through free Web video, but also popular subscription over-the-top services like Netflix and Hulu.
Logitech expands its Harmony remote control product line by introducing the Harmony Ultimate Hub, turning iPhones and Android phones into universal remotes.
Blend is a free app that lets you interfaces with a Blackberry from your PC and access files on your desktop or tablet from your handheld. Could it help return the company to the center of your digital life?
A look at the numbers around the history of cord-cutting shows that the practice was never a myth, but rather a grassroots campaign flying under the radar.
Eton has released its Rukus XL portable solar-powered Bluetooth wireless boom box to market today, improving the features it offers over previous models.
Calls for a la carte TV business models that let you pick your poison instead of paying for 500 channels you never watch show a bigger picture that it may not be a cakewalk to bring down the old broken system and replace it with something freer and fairer.
Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia speaks with Digital Trends about forthcoming market launches, breaking down barriers, and how his company plans to ttransform TV.