Could it rival our favourite streamers from Apple and Amazon?

With over a hundred years of history and a stacked portfolio of films and TV shows, it’s no surprise that Disney has its own horse in the competitive streaming service race. Since the inception of ...

These excellent streaming devices have similar features and are often close in price. How do you choose between the two? We'll help you decide. Sarah Lord covers TVs and home entertainment. Prior to ...

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Tubi, like many other free streaming services, doesn't offer the highest possible quality.

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. NEW YORK — Even though the price of UHD/4K TV sets continue to fall, the fact remains that ...

Basic with Ads - $9.99/month (No 4K) Standard - $16.99/month (No 4K) Premium - $20.99/month (Includes 4K) If you’d like to check whether your current equipment is up to the task, Max has a list of ...

HBO Max is dead. Long live Max. The new combined streaming service launched on Tuesday, and in addition to housing all of HBO Max and Discovery+’s content in one place, Max also plays host to a robust ...

Walmart may not have announced it yet, but the retailer’s latest streaming player–complete with the Google TV interface and 4K streaming capabilities–is now in stores, and it’s looking to be quite the ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. The quality of your at-home picture is determined by the resolution the show is provided in and if your TV has the ...

Xperi’s three-phase plan to transition its TiVo Stream 4K technology into a smart TV OS is now a two-phase strategy, thanks to the emergence of Google TV. Xperi no longer plans to deploy TiVo Stream ...

Roku and Amazon Fire TV lack those new services, giving TiVo's $50 device an opening. But it's not flawless. TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York ...