Roku's New AI Channel Is Getting Attention For All The Wrong Reasons
There's an old saying that goes "there's no such thing as bad publicity," but Roku's new AI channel looks like it's going to put that to the test.
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Indoor Vs. Outdoor TV Antenna: What's The Difference?
Considering a TV antenna? There are only indoor and outdoor options, and it's important to know the differences to ensure you make an informed purchased.
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Can You Remove The Tag From Your Roku Remote? Here's Why It's There
The purple tag on a Roku remote may seem like an odd design choice, but there's a reason it's there and has a few practical uses you might not have considered.
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Why There's Simply No Need To Match Your Soundbar Brand To Your Smart TV
Upgrading your home theater audio? Discover the hidden technical rules that prove why buying the same brand of speaker as your TV is unnecessary.
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Eclipsa Video: What Is It & How Is It Different Than HDR10 Or Dolby Vision?
Do movies look amazing on your phone but dark and bland on your expensive smart TV? Discover the new video format built to finally fix it.
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How Much Bigger Has The Average TV Gotten Since The '70s?
TVs today continue to grow ever larger, but what were they like in the 1970s? The screens may not have been as big, but they were still pretty large devices.
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Can You Use Headphones With A Roku? Here's What You Need To Know
Roku has been on the front lines of the streaming revolution for quite a while now. Can you actually watch something on a Roku device with headphones?
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Why TVs Have Terrible Resale Value
Hoping to fund a home theater upgrade by selling your old television? Discover the hidden market factors that make used TVs almost impossible to sell.
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Why You Might Want To Think Twice About Wall Mounting That New TV
A wall-mounted TV isn't the perfect solution for every home. Explore the pros, the pitfalls, and an overlooked alternative worth considering.
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Here's How Often You Should Really Be Cleaning Your TV Screen
It might not be something you think about very often, but cleaning your TV is important to keep it running for as long as possible. Here's how to do it.
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5 Once-Classic Car Movies That Are Unwatchable Today
With all the car movies available today, there's no reason to go back to these unwatchable classics.
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What Is The Difference Between Active And Passive DisplayPort Cables?
DisplayPort cables can come in various sizes, depending on your needs, but you may see some labeled "active" and others as "passive." What's the difference?
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Free Feature Brings AAA Video Games To Amazon Prime Video
Did you know your Prime subscription now includes a free video game library? Discover the new feature bringing AAA titles directly to your TV.
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How Many Lumens Do You Need For An Outdoor Projector?
Movie night with an outdoor projector is great, but straining to see a washed out picture isn't. Here's how many lumens you'll need for an enjoyable experience.
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Here's When You Can Expect The First HDMI 2.2 Devices To Be Released
The HDMI standard has remained at HDMI 2.1 for a decade, but HDMI 2.2 has been announced, and now we're getting an idea when the first devices will be released.
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Want A Non-Smart TV? These Are Your 5 Best Options
The age of smart TVs (and smart everything else) has been underway for years, but if you're interested in something a little less connected, you've got options.
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July 2026 Brought These New Channels To YouTube TV
Did your live TV streaming package just get a surprise upgrade? Discover the four new entertainment channels quietly added to the YouTube TV lineup for free.
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Can A Satellite Dish Be Used As A TV Antenna?
If you're interested in switching to local, free-to-air TV, you'll need an antenna. But can you just repurpose that satellite dish you have installed?
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Wi-Fi Vs. Ethernet: Which Works Best For Your Smart TV?
Streaming content on your smart TV requires an internet connection. Your choices for that are typically Wi-Fi and Ethernet, but one is better than the other.
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Can You Mount A TV On A Concrete Wall?
Mounting your TV onto a cement wall is not very difficult, but you'll need some specialized gear to get it done. Here's what you'll need and how to do it.
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This HDMI Cable Allows For The Fastest Speeds, But Do You Really Need It?
HDMI cables can be tricky, with multiple versions that use cables that look similar but don't perform the same. Do you really need this high-class cable?
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5 Things That Can Seriously Affect The Lifespan Of Your Mini-LED TV
Mini-LED TVs can actually be some of the longest lifespan TVs you can buy, but there are a few things you can do that might send them into retirement early.
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Can You Wall Mount A TV Without Drilling Holes?
If you've got a TV you want to mount but are a renter or otherwise can't drill holes in your wall, there are some options, but each has its pros and cons.
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6 Ways To Get The Most Out Of Your Roku Device
A Roku device is a great way to stream your favorite shows and movies, but are you getting the most out of it? Here are six Roku features you should be using.
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5 Of The Biggest Drawbacks Of Mini LED TVs
Mini LED TVs aim to provide a good middle ground between OLED and LCD, and they get the job done for the most part. What are some of their drawbacks?
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Is A Roku Still Worth Buying In 2026?
Roku is a streaming platform that offers a low barrier to entry for those interested in streaming, but changes may be on the horizon. Here's what to know.
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5 Of The Biggest Drawbacks Of Micro LED TVs
Micro LED TVs may look impressive on paper, but price, manufacturing limits, picture settings, and competing display technology complicate the buying decision.
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