My OLED TV is making me want a MicroLED screen now — here’s why By James Archer OLED TVs look great, but when it comes to the remote risk of image burn-in, the cure is more annoying than the disease. Here’s why I’m hoping MicroLED will bring some relief.
Paramount Plus is so bad that I’d rather use Hulu with ads By Kelly Woo Paramount Plus was supposed to build on CBS All Access, but its interface and navigation feel like they're from the Stone Age
I bought this $70 projector instead of a TV — and you should, too By Kate Kozuch I bought this $70 projector instead of a TV — and you should, too.
Forget HBO Max: Netflix is still the best streaming service for film fans By Rory Mellon Netflix may be losing some market share to rival streaming platforms - but it still reigns supreme when it comes to films.
Samsung MicroLED TVs are amazing — and too expensive to matter By Brian Westover If an innovative technology is priced too high, does it make a sound?
OLED TVs are not overpriced — here are 4 reasons why By Brian Westover A new, smaller OLED TV ignites controversy about OLED pricing, but don't get too wrapped up in comparisons.
Black Mirror Season 5 Is an Insult to My Generation By Monica Chin The new season of Netflix’s Black Mirror is a big middle finger to millennials.
Apple’s Pro Display XDR Beats OLED, So Why Not Make a Real Apple TV? By Mark Spoonauer With its unique blue LED technology, high sustained brightness and accurate color, Apple's new Pro Display XDR showcases the kind of picture that could beat LG and Samsung.
You Shouldn't Pay $100 and Still See Roku's Ads By Henry T. Casey Even if you drop a ton of money on a Roku, you still get ads.
Game of Thrones Wouldn’t Be a Phenomenon Without Babylon 5 By Marshall Honorof Without the influence of 'Babylon 5', 'Game of Thrones' might not exist as the cultural phenomenon it is today.
Apple’s March 25 Event Could Bring the Big Bundle That Beats Netflix By Jason Snell With Apple likely to hold an event on March 25, here’s what the company could be planning for its new video and news streaming services.
252 Hours Later, Marvel TV Shows Are a Waste of Time By Marshall Honorof We've had 23 seasons of MCU TV, totaling 252 hours of content — but for the most part, it's not very good.
Apple Is The Star Of CES 2019 and They’re Not Even Here By Brian Westover, Henry T. Casey Apple Airplay shows up on smart TVs from… Everyone? What it means for Apple's future and its streaming content.
Why Better Call Saul Is the Best Show on TV By Marshall Honorof Breaking Bad was a good show; Better Call Saul is a nearly perfect show.
Luke Cage Season 2: Top 5 Things We’re Excited About (with 1 Bummer) By Henry T. Casey The strongest man in Harlem is back, but his might may not be enough to make it past the critical public eye and a new foe.
4 Reasons You Should Buy a 4K TV By John R. Quain Thanks to falling prices and other factors, shoppers don’t have to sit on the ultra-HD sidelines anymore.
Mr. Robot Recap: Season 2 Returns to Elliot's Madness By Henry T. Casey Fsociety may have struck E Corp, but not all is well or great in the second season premiere of the critically acclaimed USA network series.
Why You Shouldn't Buy a 4K TV (Yet) By Alex Cranz 4K TV may be eye-catching, but you should steer clear of this early adopter tech until 4K content and streaming bandwidth catches up.
iWay Robbery: Apple Tax Hits New High By Philip Michaels It's no secret that Apple products command high prices, but that's also now true of the accessories and add-ons coming out of Cupertino.
Apple Should Focus on Content, Not TVs By Sean Captain Apple isn't building a television, because a full set won't provide anything that its set-top box can't already provide.
Cablevision 'Cord Cutter' Internet Offer Is Mostly Hype By Sean Captain Adding a $70 antenna is the update that magically turns ISP Cabelvision's Optimum broadband service into a so-called 'Cord Cutter' package.
Does Amazon Instant Video's TV-Pilot Voting Matter? By Rebecca Jane Stokes Amazon Studios has announced its first lineup of pilot shows that viewers will vote on in 2015. But Amazon shouldn't be bound by those votes.
After HBO & Showtime, Will AMC Go Online a la Carte? By Sean Captain Two of Cable's top-tier networks are going online, a la carte next year. Will AMC follow? It probably has to.
Roku Screen Mirroring Isn't Ready for Prime Time By Marshall Honorof Rokus are the most recent devices to get screen mirroring, but before you buy one, you should know that it doesn't work very well just yet.
7 Things Amazon's Fire TV is Missing By Sean Captain While the Fire TV is a slick and powerful video streaming and gaming box, Amazon has left some important things out.
Why Curved TVs Will Leave You Flat Broke By Sean Captain Samsung has announced the prices for its new curved-screen HD and 4K TVs, and they aren't cheap. How else could you spend this money on a TV?
Why Apple Will Never Make a TV Set By Sean Captain News that Steve Jobs dismissed the idea of Apple building its own TVs is no surprise to anyone looking at the falling prices of TVs.
3 Tech Concepts From CES 2014 You Might Actually Use By Tom's Guide Staff, Dian Tjondronegoro, Queensland University of Technology This article was originally published at The Conversation. The publication contributed the article to Tom's Guide's Expert Voices: Op-Ed & Insights. The massive Consumer Electronics Show (CES), hosted annually in Las Vegas, showcases the latest disc
Netflix-Comcast Deal Could Kill Roku and Apple TV By Sean Captain Why would you need another gadget plugged into your TV if you have the killer streaming-video app in your cable box? And where does this leave Amazon?
Why Plasma TVs Are Dying By Sean Captain Standard-bearer Panasonic's rumored exit from the plasma-TV business shows that quality and a good price aren't enough to sell a TV.
