Update TikTok now, unless you want to be hacked By Paul Wagenseil Older versions of the TikTok app on both Android and iOS can be hacked by malicious text messages and websites.
Quibi's streaming service sounds ridiculous, but it's actually kind of brilliant By Marshall Honorof If there really is a demand for meticulously produced 10-minute videos streaming on smartphones, Quibi seems primed to fill it.
Disney acknowledges Disney Plus’s major technical issues By Kate Kozuch Disney Plus is down for some users. Here's everything you need to know about its launch day technical problems.
Plex May Start Streaming Free Movies By Don Reisinger The company is apparently talking to content providers about adding premium content to its service.
Killer Cord-Cutting Deal: Hulu for 99 Cents Per Month By Paul Wagenseil Until Monday evening, you can get Hulu for only 99 cents per month, a huge discount from the regular $8 plan.
Plex Is Shutting Down This Key Feature By Don Reisinger Plex Could was supposed to make things easier. It didn't work out that way.
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K FAQ: What You Need to Know By Terry Sullivan Everything you need to know about this new, video-focused mirrorless camera.
What's a Deepfake? The Scariest Fake News, Explained By Henry T. Casey Move over, Fake News. Deepfakes can allow a fake video to be made of anyone, and it's potential is truly frightening.
See How the Galaxy S9's Slow-Mo Video Compares to iPhone X By Caitlin McGarry, Adam Ismail Super slow-motion video at 960 frames-per-second is popping up on more flagship phones, but regular slow motion is more versatile (and reliable).
How Netflix Stays Ahead of the Stream By Brian Westover Tom’s Guide takes a tour of Netflix’s Hollywood studios and labs, getting an inside look at how the streaming giant stays ahead of the technology curve.
Movie Subtitles Can Let Hackers Attack Your PC By Andrew E. Freedman A security vulnerability in the way that popular video players like VLC and Kodi load subtitles can let hackers take over your PC.
Verizon to Test Streaming Service for Cord-Cutters By Don Reisinger Verizon will leverage AOL, Yahoo to test a video-streaming service for cord-cutters, the company CEO said this week.
Dailymotion Data Breach: What to Do Right Now By Marshall Honorof Log into your Dailymotion account, change your password, and hope against hope that hackers didn't get hold of your login credentials.
Here's a New Way to Shut Up YouTube Trolls By Althea Chang A new YouTube feature automatically flags potentially inappropriate comments and holds them for your review.
Breakthrough Lets You Touch Videos Instead of Just Watch By Andrew E. Freedman Researchers at MIT are using cameras and algorithms to create videos that can react to your touch.
Facebook Live Getting Two-Person Broadcasts, Mask Filters By Andrew E. Freedman At VidCon, Facebook announced new live video features coming later this year, including multi-person streams and virtual masks.
Watch Netflix in a Browser? Update Silverlight By Marshall Honorof Microsoft Silverlight is vulnerable to a potentially nasty attack, and unless you patch it, you could fall victim to a pernicious exploit.
Strangers Stealing Your Netflix? Here's How to Tell By Paul Wagenseil Growing demand for Netflix worldwide has led to aggressive phishing and malware campaigns aiming to steal your Netflix account credentials.
The Glyph Puts a Personal Theater on Your Face By Mark Spoonauer The Avegant Glyph delivers a smooth and crisp 60-inch viewing experience right at the end of your nose and great audio, but at a high price.
Chromecast Gets Faster, New Colors By Marshall Honorof Google's new Chromecast features an improved design, faster loading times and a much more comprehensive interface.
YouTube Subscription Fees Seem Imminent By Marshall Honorof A Netflix-style subscription fee may give users access to two discrete YouTube services by the end of October.
Samsung's 4K Blu-ray Player: Incredibly Crisp Movies By Marshall Honorof Samsung's new UHD Blu-ray Player is exactly what it sounds like: a way to watch 4K movies that come on state-of-the-art Blu-ray discs.
Facebook to Get 360-degree Video For Oculus Rift By Sean Captain At Facebook's F8 developer conference, Mark Zuckerberg proclaimed virtual reality the future of Facebook sharing, starting with 360-degree video.
Software Organizes Your Videos Using Face Detection By Avram Piltch Prototype software from AMD detects all the people in your videos and lets you search by who is in each clip.
Bogus Netflix Email Steals Passwords, Credit Cards By Paul Wagenseil A new phishing scam wants not only your Netflix login credentials, but your credit card too.
YouTube Now Supports 60 FPS Video By Michael Andronico YouTube now supports video at 60 frames per second, allowing for gaming clips to play at their native framerate.
YouTube Unveils 60 FPS Video By Sam Rutherford At the 5th Annual Vidcon, Youtube has announced updates to their video platform such as support for 60 fps video, direct donation links, a new library of royalty-free music and sound effects and a mobile app for analytics and view tracking.
Criminals Target Netflix Users Via Microsoft Flaws By Jill Scharr If you have Netflix, you've probably downloaded a program called Microsoft Silverlight. Cybercriminals are counting on it.
FCC Net Neutrality Proposal Attempts Compromise By Marshall Honorof The Federal Communications Commission has proposed new rules regarding net neutrality, but it will not satisfy either side perfectly.
