Sony takes the wraps off the PlayStation 5. ReelGood makes it easy to find shows on your TV, and Quibi rushes Chromecast support to production.
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TiVo has fixed two Stream 4k issues. TCL tries out Android TV. FuboTV comes to Xbox One and Sony sets a PlayStation 5 announcement date.
This isn’t a week for business as usual. So this week, we want to amplify the voices of others who should be heard with some listening recommendations of podcasts and presentations by people of color.
We’re here to answer your questions about HBO Max and to give our initial impression of the TiVo Stream 4k.
We have a terrific lineup of guests for this long-overdue episode, and we're talking with each of them about projects they've been taking on while hunkering down this Spring for COVID: Adam Miarka…
CBS All Access is adding content, Alamo Drafthouse is launching a VOD service, Sonos is launching new speakers and a new app, and so much more!
The TiVo Stream 4k has arrived. Plex partners with Crackle. AMC breaks up with NBCUniversal, and a summer of video game events.
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SiliconDust is kick-starting a new tuner, PowerDVD 20 is out, Spotify refreshes their Android TV app, and so much more!
Fandango is buying Vudu, Peacock launches for some, Plex debuts new dashboard and music apps, Spotify and the Nintendo Switch get long-overdue features.
Plex adds more live TV and DVR features. Quibi is a mobile-only video streaming service, and Sony shows the DualSense controller.
The Spotify Kids app has Josh so excited! Plex offers free live TV, and SyncLounge lets you watch Plex with friends with appropriate social distancing.
Free content from Amazon, Apple, and the Internet Archive. Google Podcasts grows up. And more details about Xbox Series X connectivity.