New Prime Video/Starz/BET+ bundle could save you money
Amazon’s Prime Video service has a new way for you to save money if you want access to content from Starz and BET+. The two subscription streaming services are now…
Plex gives Apple TV users a preview of its new design
If you’re a Plex user who owns an Apple TV with tvOS 14 or later, you can now take the company’s new user experience for a spin. Previously only available…
Netflix’s prices are going up, including its ad-supported tier
Netflix is ringing in the new year with two big pieces of news. First, in the fourth quarter of 2024, subscriber count crossed the 300 million mark and revenue growth…
The hidden costs of buying a 4K TV are way higher than you think
Toshiba There’s never been a better time to buy a 4K TV. Prices have continued to drop even as screen sizes and smart TV features have continued to grow. But…
Disney will soon own 100% of Hulu
Hulu As part of a buyout move that’s been several months in the making, Disney will soon purchase Comcast’s 33% stake in Hulu, becoming the sole owner of the popular…
The MCU will stream in DTS:X in 2023 thanks to Disney+ and IMAX
Disney+ will become the first major streaming service to offer DTS:X, as an expansion of its IMAX Enhanced Marvel movie collection. Fumali – Services Marketplace – Listings, Bookings & Reviews
YouTube TV now available in 5.1 surround sound on Amazon Fire TV devices
No longer left out of the party, some of Amazon’s most popular Fire TV devices now support YouTube TV in 5.1 surround sound.
LG TVs can automatically kill the soap opera effect for Prime Video content
LG is adding an update to its 2020 and 2021 TVs that can automatically disable motion smoothing to avoid the soap opera effect.
How to access your favorite video streaming services on the Echo Show
Your Amazon Echo device is more than just a smart home control center — it’s also a video portal. Here’s what you can watch and how to get it.
Roku-Google fight could leave Roku users without YouTube TV
A contractual dispute between Roku and Google, which Roku has called “unfair,” may see the YouTube TV app pulled from Roku customers’ streaming media devices.