Motive Television wants to put TV on your tablet, no Internet required
UK-based Motive Television aims to bring TV to your tablet not via the Internet, but through the same over-the-air broadcast signal that HDTVs use.
The difference between second screen and social TV apps is that there isn’t one
Second screen and social TV overlap so mcuh that it's difficult to tell where one ends and the other begins - but is that a good thing or a bad thing?
U.S. Court of Appeals hands Aereo legal victory over network TV
Web streaming service Aereo wins huge legal victory over television networks as U.S. Court of Appeals rules in its favor.
Soundfreaq reaches back to the 80’s with new retro-styled Boom Freaq speaker dock
Just in time for Father's Day, Soundfreaq announces a new limited edition speaker dock patterned after the 50-pound monsters of the 80's.
Mohu’s Jolt antenna amplifier clears the airwaves to better TV reception
Mohu's Jolt inline antenna amp doesn't just amplify weak signals, it filters out airborne riff-raff to give users cleaner, more reliable TV reception
Lyrix Duo 2-in-1 Bluetooth speaker brings any old-school hi-fi into the 21st century
Digital Treasures' Lyrix Duo features a removable Bluetooth receiver that will convert any old audio system with RCA inputs into a wireless wonder.
Gibson Guitar expands its electronics holdings with acquisition of TEAC
Gibson Guitar has been busy the past twelve months, adding electronics manufacturer Onkyo to its holdings and now TEAC for $52 million.
AMC really, really excited to announce its streaming movie service called YEAH!
AMC takes movie watching to a whole new level of geekery with a new streaming movie service it calls YEAH!
Boxee TV now supports DLNA and 3D playback, but can it really compete with the Roku 3?
Boxee TV has rolled out support for DLNA and 3D, a new TV guide, and easier DVR programming but does that make it any cheaper or better than the Roku 3?
Amazon expands X-Ray to include popular TV shows on its Instant Video platform
Amazon has expanded its X-Ray feature to include many popular TV shows available on its Instant Video platform.
Report: Spotify to move beyond music into video streaming
Spotify is known for its music streaming service, but the company might be considering expanding into video on-demand.
Finally! Truly wireless surround speakers are a reality with the Philips Fidelio HTL9100 sound bar system
Philips finally delivers a truly wireless surround speaker solution with its newest sound bar system, which puts rechargeable batteries inside the speakers.
Nielsen and SocialGuide study finds Twitter closely tied to TV ratings
A Nielsen study has found evidence that tweets do influence TV ratings, and in some instances more so than advertising.
Samsung’s $40,000 bomb-drop is bound to boil some blood
There's just no way that Samsung's 85-inch Ultra HD pricing announcement isn't going to at least raise some eyebrows, if not start a few flame wars.
None more black? Samsung’s F8500 plasma is stunning
Samsung's F8500 plasma TV is a real looker. With outstanding brightness and deep blacks even in bright rooms, this could be the plasma to beat this year.
Up close with Bowers & Wilkins new Z2 and Zeppelin LCM speaker docks
We visited Bowers and Wilkins in San Francisco, where we went hands and ears-on with the brand new Z2 speaker dock and Lightning-equipped Zeppelin LCM.
Why some high resolution music isn’t worth the extra dough
High resolution audio is making genuine inroads thanks to a few successful pioneers, but not all high resolution audio is really HD.
Terms & Conditions: Netflix never said never to password sharing
Netflix remains the king of video streaming, beloved by cord cutters everywhere. But what secrets lay within Netflix's Terms of Use?
The Audiophile System Builder: Part III – Herring, Hemp, and Hong Kong
We handpick three great audiophile audio systems that promise to deliver spectacular sound with a total system cost at or under $5,000.
Why mobile devices spell certain death for the universal remote control
To this day, the universal remote continues to confound those who use it, but recent developments in mobile technology will put a stop to all that, and soon.
V-MODA VAMP VERZA and Metallo transforms your Galaxy phone into a hi-fi system
V-MODA has introduced a tandem of products designed to turn the Galaxy S III into a mobile hi-fi system
KEF E-series 5.1 speaker package brings cosmic audiophile speaker technology down to earth
KEF's highly vaunted Uni-Q drivers are no longer just for the high-end audio crowd as they make an appearance in the company's new E-Series speaker system.
The Audiophile System Builder: Part II – Monitors, Tubes, and the Integrated Amplifier
This week's Audiophile System Builder focuses on $2500 and under systems that lean on great integrated amplifiers and terrific speakers.
Movies via satellite: Theaters look to the skies for the next generation of content delivery
Theaters will now get new movies via satellite after major studios agree on a new delivery system that will save costs and improve security.
A glimpse into the future of TV: How Microsoft, Intel, Amazon and Netflix aim to change the game
Microsoft, Intel, Netflix and Amazon are declaring a turf war against big broadcast networks, indicating the future of TV will look very different.
Denon’s new user-friendly E-Series AV receivers pack next-gen features while keeping prices under control
Denon's new E-Series AV Receivers offer support for AirPlay, Ultra HD 4K, and a suite of user-friendly features to make setup and use easier than ever.
Roku 3 launches with a faster processor, slick new interface, and even headphones, but no YouTube
A faster Roku 3 is here with a brand new interface, more channels, and even headphones, but an official YouTube channel is nowhere to be seen.
Pioneer debuts four feature-packed AV receivers for 2013, adds 4K/Ultra HD, MHL, HD audio streaming to the mix
Pioneer's 2013 line-up of AV Receivers offer support for 4K/Ultra HD, high-res audio formats, and support for iOs and Android tablets and smartphones.
US Court of Appeals may lay the smack down on the FCC, stripping it of some regulatory power
The FCC believes that Comcast Corp discriminated against the Tennis Channel, but the U.S. Court of Appeals doesn't seem certain that is the case.
Watching what you’re watching: Time Warner to Track Viewers’ Eye Movements in Second Screen Study
With the help of Ball State University researchers, Time Warner is conducting a study it hopes will provide insight into second screen viewing habits
DirecTV trademark applications signal aspirations for a 4K/Ultra HD Network
Trademark applications for 4KN, 4KNET, 4KNetwork, 4K Network, and 4K suggest DirecTV is keeping its options open regarding a 4K/Ultra HD network