Watch This—You Can Control Xfinity X1 with Just Your Eyes By Mike Prospero Customers with disabilities can now control the Xfinity X1 cable box using just their eyes.
Hands on with Sony's Z9G 8K TV: Big, Bright and Budget-Busting By Brian Westover I got up close and personal with Sony's 85-inch Master Series Z9G 8K TV, and I may never be the same.
New Pandora Stories Are Kind of Like Podcasts For Music By Henry T. Casey Pandora's launching its own Stories, which are half-podcast, half-playlist projects that help audiences learn about the music they love.
YouTube on Switch Hands-on: Good, but Incomplete By Henry T. Casey YouTube's finally on the Switch, and while it's a better port than Hulu, it's still missing some oddly left-out features.
My Month with the Amazon Fire TV Cube: Pros and Cons By Henry T. Casey Living with the Fire TV Cube reinforced how great a remote Alexa can be — and how inexcusable the lack of YouTube is.
5 Reasons to Buy the Fire TV Cube (and 3 Reasons to Skip It) By Henry T. Casey Amazon's Fire TV Cube provides more Alexa integration for your home entertainment, but it's missing a major app.
Amazon Fire TV Cube Unveiled: Streaming Box Meets Echo By Henry T. Casey Amazon's latest streaming device gives Alexa enough microphones to hear you over the TV, and controls everything, including cable boxes.
What Is Terrarium TV? (and Is it Legal?) By Henry T. Casey A popular online streaming service offering all-you-can-watch TV and movies for free looks awfully suspicious.
New AirTV Box Streams Your Local Channels Anywhere By Henry T. Casey The box acts as a server for your local broadcast networks, streaming them to local and remote devices.
Spotify's Answer to Siri Needs Work By Henry T. Casey Spotify's iOS app doesn't need Siri, or at least that's what the streaming service hopes will happen with this new feature.
Shadow's Cloud Service Could Make Gaming PCs Obsolete By Michael Andronico Shadow is a subscription service that lets you access a high-end gaming PC from the cloud.
Hulu on Switch Is Missing One Big Thing By Henry T. Casey Hulu has landed — with its Live TV capabilities — on the Switch, but it's missing a functionality that should be there.
Movies Anywhere: What It Is and How It Works By Henry T. Casey If you ever wished the Ultraviolet streaming service just worked, and felt more like Netflix, we've got some good news.
Amazon's First Alexa TV Is Here, and We Went Hands-on By Mike Prospero The Amazon Fire TV Edition brings Alexa to a range of new TVs starting at $500, but the sets are missing a key feature.
Hulu Live TV Is Most Well-Rounded Cord Cutting Service By Marshall Honorof Hulu with Live TV provides a healthy channel selection and more than enough bells and whistles to keep discerning viewers interested.
YouTube TV: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (So Far) By Marshall Honorof YouTube TV, Google's cable replacement service, is available for cord-cutters everywhere. Here’s what works and what doesn't.
Napflix's Dull Videos Will Put Any Insomniac to Sleep By Henry T. Casey Napflix features the most relaxing, boring videos from YouTube to put you to sleep, and offers a timer to help you stay that way.
Reelgood Is Real Middling at Finding Stuff to Watch By Marshall Honorof Reelgood makes bold claims, but it doesn’t do a particularly good job of finding content tailored to your interests.
Star Trek: Bridge Crew Explores Final Frontier in VR By Marshall Honorof Star Trek: Bridge Crew combines the excitement of an episode of Star Trek with the thrill of cooperative multiplayer.
New Roku Stick Overpowers Chromecast By Marshall Honorof The new Roku Streaming Stick features a slick design, a quad-core processor and a mobile app that allows private listening.
Tiny $99 Android Box Streams GameFly, Google and Steam Games By Michael Andronico Emtec's Gem Box is a $99 Android console that can stream a variety games from Google Play, GameFly and even your PC's Steam library.
New Chromecast Hands-on: Better Design, Finds Shows Faster By Philip Michaels The new Chromecast's overhauled app makes it easier to find content to stream from your phone to your TV.
YouTube Gaming: What We Like, What We Don't By Michael Andronico Here's what we like and don't like about YouTube Gaming, Google's answer to video game livestreaming giant Twitch.
Corsair Lapdog Helps You Keyboard from the Couch By Avram Piltch A new accessory makes it easy to balance a mechanical keyboard and a full-size mouse on your lap so you can play high-end PC games in the living room.
