One Llama is an app that listens for danger when you can’t
The technology, though not quite fully realized, will see its first test run when some of its features are released in the One Llama danger-sensing app.
Disney unveils its iTunes-hosted, cloud-based film service, Disney Movies Anywhere
The service will allow users to store Disney, Marvel or Pixar film purchases via the cloud, with the help of its KeyChest (akin to UltraViolet) framework.
Brookstone bolsters its Bluetooth line with Big Blue Party, a sexy indoor-outdoor tower speaker
The Bluetooth speaker tower boasts six drivers, a splash-resistant grille and a sleek, simple design. But its $300 price-point may be a turnoff to some.
The Qplay streaming box hits the streets, but already faces some new competition
Qplay, the video-curation device from the co-creators of TiVo is now available in a beta version for $49.
Where’s ours? AT&T, Verizon dogpile on Netflix with requests for cash
Verizon and AT&T executives claim to be close to agreements with Netflix in which the service will pay for more efficient streaming on their networks.
Netflix’s new prank video clowns Amazon’s drone delivery concept, and it’s pretty funny
Netflix creates a comical video about the downside of Amazon's proposed drone delivery system.
The BassJump 2 USB-powered subwoofer adds “oomph” to your MacBook’s thin onboard audio
This USB-powered sub from Twelve South includes software that enables it to blend its bassy low-end with the more trebly output from MacBook speakers.
BeeWi’s Bluetooth headphones dock to charge and stream wireless music to your home’s Hi-Fi
Connect the accompanying charging dock to your Hi-Fi system, and whenever you set the 'phones down to charge, your music is rerouted to your speakers.
Roku said to be considering an IPO in 2014
The manufacturer of the successful digital media player is contemplating an IPO in the U.S. sometime this year, according to sources close to the matter.
RealPlayer transforms into the flexible ‘RealPlayer Cloud’ in a global rollout
RealPlayer has expanded and rebranded to "RealPlayer Cloud" and, with its SurePlay technology, will allow you to share any video on any device, app or not.
Denon’s new DA-300USB is a super-versatile DAC for even the most discerning audiophile
Denon has released its first ever USB DAC, the DA-300USB, capable of processing nearly any digital audio file.
Anker’s tiny portable Bluetooth speaker is long on battery life, but will it pack a punch?
Though the portable speaker boasts a variety of features, the 4-watt/2-inch driver is just too small for us to determine, without a demo, how loud it is.
Is your Netflix running slower than ever? You’re far from alone
The latest monthly ISP Speed Index report from Netflix shows streaming speeds for several ISPs are down.
Yamaha’s new 103 sound bar adds Bluetooth without a price hike
Yamaha adds Bluetooth to its entry-level sound bar tier with the new 103.
Showtime Anytime finally launches on Roku, but only for certain subscribers
The Showtime Anytime app will soon come to Roku set-top boxes, but not all Showtime subscribers will be able to use it.
Grace Digital’s Encore Wi-Fi sound system offers smartphone-free Internet radio access
With the Encore Stereo Wi-Fi Music System, you can access more than 50,000 free online radio stations and podcasts, without the usual smartphone conduit.
Apple patent hints at fitness-tracking headphones on the way
The 'phones will monitor heart rate, body temperature, perspiration and more — in addition, you'll be able to control them with a nod or shake of the head.
What binge-watching House of Cards taught me about life, death, and snacks
House of Cards season 2 is out, and ready for you to binge-watch.
InAiR augments your TV with live layers of Web content and Minority Report-style manipulation
The simple device plugs between the TV and cable box and, when connected to wifi, displays program-relevant info in a "Minority Report"-style fashion.
Can a wooden slab replace the feel of a vinyl LP or hard-cover book? Qleek thinks so
Ozenge is beta-testing a product that allows you to transform a variety of digital media into custom wooden chips that stream media your TV.
Pay-TV operators look to multi-screen strategies in tug-of-war for subscribers
Investing in new kinds of equipment and negotiating with content providers for more distribution rights, operators hope to mollify their customer base.
Singtrix transforms the tone-deaf into karaoke rock stars
The Singtrix karaoke bundle corrects pitch automatically, includes hundreds of professional effects, and is compatible with every song and device.
Netflix’s recommendations will soon be even more on point, with Amazon’s aid
Unlike Facebook and Google, Netflix isn't building GPU farms, instead opting for Amazon's cloud servers as a conduit for its "deep learning" algorithms.
FilmOn’s new ‘Teleport Technology’ changes the streaming game again
FilmOn's new Teleport Technology allows users to access online network broadcasts without the need for a physical connection to its tiny streaming antennae.
Bragi’s smart headphones, the Dash, go beyond sound to monitor your whole body
The Dash smart, wireless Bluetooth in-ear headphones can track your speed, time, distance, cadence, heart rate, oxygen saturation, and more.
Velodyne’s Wi-Q brings the wireless rumble without busting your wallet
Velodyne's Wi-Q series available in 10- and 12-inch sizes, is wireless, powerful, feature-rich, and a steal at a price-point under $1,000.
Kids want an iPod dock? Make ’em build it themselves with the Berlin Boombox
German designer, illustrator and DJ Axel Pfaender's art project of a sound system is certainly unique, but likely isn't what the audiophile is looking for.
There’s a Walkman in my water! Sony shows off its W Walkman’s waterproof skills
Sony unveils a new video to show off its waterproof W Walkman headphone/MP3 player. The video shows the Walkman fully submerged in a bottle of water.
SanDisk makes one more desperate go at justifying the prehistoric MP3 player
The Clip Sport MP3 player's specs are not far off from where SanDisk was four years ago — the company will be lucky to break even with such a device.
LG slashes price on 55-inch curved OLED in half, now under $7,000 with rebate
LG has chopped the price on its 55-inch curved OLED television by half, bring the total cost to under $7000 with an instant rebate.