The Apple TV Rebrand Aimed For Consistency, But Users Say It's More Confusing Than Ever
Apple TV has rebranded into a simpler name, dropping the '+' icon, but that homogeny has led to even more confusion across similarly named hardware.
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Watching Formula 1 In The US? Your Streaming Options Are About To Change
Streaming Formula 1 in the U.S. is about to look very different. A new exclusive deal will change where and how fans watch the world’s fastest sport.
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This Popular Streaming Service App Is Being Phased Out By 2026 - Here's What You Need To Know
Disney has firmly established itself as a giant in the streaming wars, and it's now refining its offerings — at the cost of a popular streaming app.
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5 Of The Best Cheap TVs Of 2025 So Far (According To Users)
Sometimes, the best way to save money is to buy a top-end device from a few years ago. With TVs, your best bet might be a newly-released, entry-level model.
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This Cable Company Is Canceling Customers' TV Service - Recommends Saving $40 Using YouTube TV Instead
Why would a cable company tell its users to drop its tv service and opt for alternatives like YouTube instead? It might be for the best, afterall.
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Yes, Smart TVs Need Software Updates - Here's Why & How Often
Don’t skip the updates on your smart TV. Behind the scenes, they’re doing more than you think to keep your streaming smooth and safe.
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How To Connect Your TV To Wi-Fi: A Guide For Most Modern Models
Struggling to get your smart TV online? Wi-Fi is the key to streaming apps and modern features. Here’s how to connect almost any TV model.
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Prime Members Can Grab These Cheap TVs For Over 40% Off Right Now
Amazon's Fall Savings event has some ridiculous deals on smart TVs large and small. Here are some of the best deals we found for your media room.
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LED Vs OLED: Which TV Technology Uses More Electricity?
Curious which TV type powers up your energy bill more? Explore how LED and OLED TVs differ in electricity use and which one is more efficient.
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Amazon's New Fire TV Stick Gives You 4K Streaming For Almost $100 Less Than Apple TV 4K
The latest version of the Amazon Fire TV Stick is here, and it will get you into 4K streaming at a significant discount versus the equivalent Apple TV device.
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Is YouTube TV Dropping NBC? Here's What You Should Know About The Situation
YouTube TV offers most major television channels, but it might be about to drop NBC. Here's what you need to know about the on-going debate between the two.
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How To Clean Behind TVs Without Moving Them Like Professionals Do
Think cleaning behind your TV means dragging it off the wall? Pros have a smarter way. Discover the tools and tactics that make it effortless.
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Walmart's Bestselling Roku TV Costs $74 - Here's Which Features You Get For That Price
Do you remember when TVs were at astronomical prices? Those days are going away, as you can now get a Roku TV for $74. Here's what you get for that price.
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Changing These 5 Settings Will Immediately Make Your TV Look Better
Looking to get the best picture out of your TV? These settings are likely at default settings that aren't optimal, but they're easy enough to adjust.
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Vizio's 65-Inch 4K Smart TV Is $120 Off At Walmart Right Now
Looking for a new TV to watch movies or play games in pristine quality? A massive 4K Vizio Smart TV is on deep discount at Walmart right now.
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Roku Is Changing Its App Process To Give You A Better Experience (Here's How)
Roku is changing the process of how developers are able to create and test apps for its devices, and the benefits of this will trickle down to you.
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What You Should Know Before Buying A New TV From Costco
Thinking about buying your next television at Costco? Here’s what you need to know about deals, warranties, and hidden catches before making that purchase.
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Yes, Home Depot Does Sell Roku Devices (And Here's How Much They Cost)
Some may not know that Home Depot carries several streaming devices, including the ever-popular Roku lineup. But is buying from here the best option?
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What Is The LAN Port On Your TV For? Here's When To Use It
While it isn't always there, many TVs and streaming devices do have a LAN port, or the capability to add one via USB. Why would you use it instead of Wi-Fi?
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Is Using A Plex Server Legal? It All Depends
Setting up a Plex server is a great way to make sure you have access to all your digital media, all the time — as long as you play by the rules.
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Should You Use The TV's HDMI eARC Port For Your Soundbar And Is It Better Than Optical?
Modern TVs often include an eARC port -- a regular-looking HDMI port, but with support for advanced audio features. Is this connection better than optical?
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Roku's Latest Release Isn't A Streaming Stick, It's A New Smart Device Altogether
The newest Roku device is jumping into the mobile projector market, once again bringing a solid, affordable alternative with solid specs and functionality.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Buying A Cheap Android TV Box
Considering a cheap Android TV box? The cheap price might hide serious issues beneath the surface; you’ll want to see what’s really going on.
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Here's How Much Data YouTube Uses Per Hour
YouTube has become one of the most popular sources of entertainment in the world, but it can easily use up your mobile plan's data if you're not careful.
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4 Cheap TVs To Avoid, According To Consumer Reports
Some budget TVs are a false economy, with flawed image quality, poor viewing angles, and limited smart functions. Consumer Reports identifies the models to skip.
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5 Things You Should Never Plug Into Your TV's USB Ports (And Why)
Your new flat screen TV probably has one or more USB ports for convenience sake, but trying to plug the wrong device into it can be bad for your TV.
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How To Watch Local TV Channels On Your Mac Or Windows PC
If you're looking to catch local television channels on your Mac or Windows PC, it is doable, but you may have to invest in some equipment first.
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