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Why Staying Logged Into Netflix, Hulu & Other Apps Could Be Riskier Than You Think, According to New Research
A fresh report from NordVPN finds a worrying trend for people who keep apps and browsers “always logged in.” The report warns that infostealer malware operators are shifting tactics and are no longer focused solely on stealing passwords. If you stash login data in your browser, keep streaming apps signed in across devices, install shady…
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Samsung Galaxy S25 FE Drops $200 — Upgrade for Under $450 for a Limited Time
Ditch that old, sluggish phone and upgrade to a budget-friendly Android that packs smart features at an affordable price. The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE is down to $449.99 ($200 off) for a limited time. The 31% price drop packs a big, smooth 6.7″ display, a long-lasting 4,900mAh battery with Super Fast Charging 2.0, camera-friendly Galaxy…
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Xfinity Delivered the Fastest Super Bowl Feed with RealTime4K
Every second counts when streaming live sports, and for Super Bowl LX, Xfinity’s new RealTime4K feed put many viewers ahead of the action. Comcast says its internal tests showed Xfinity customers saw Super Bowl Sunday’s on-field moments up to 49 seconds sooner than viewers on several virtual pay-TV services. Ahead of the Big Game, Xfinity…
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Disney+ is Adding Two New Live Channels In March 2026
Disney+ continues to expand its lineup of dedicated live streaming channels with the addition of two new 24/7 options launching in March 2026. These channels, focused on beloved classic series, provide nonstop access to fan-favorite content and align with upcoming anniversary celebrations and revivals streaming as a live channel on Disney+. The first channel being…
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58 Years Ago Today: ‘Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood’ First Aired on This Day in 1968
It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood once again as we mark the 58th anniversary of the national debut of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, the beloved children’s educational program that first aired on February 19, 1968, on the National Educational Television (NET), the precursor to PBS. Created and hosted by the gentle Fred Rogers, the show…
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DIRECTV Will Allow Customers to Stream Apple’s F1 Coverage in the DIRECTV App
DIRECTV announced today that it will make 24 race F1 season available to both residential and business customers, for anyone who receives Apple TV through DIRECTV. In October, Apple announce that it will be the exclusive streaming home of Formula 1 for the next five years. Apple’s coverage will include all practice, qualifying, Sprint sessions,…
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Formula 1 Races Will Be Shown Live in IMAX Theaters in 2026
Following the run of F1: The Movie in IMAX theaters, IMAX and Apple will partner to show five F1 races in select locations this year, as Apple becomes the exclusive streaming home for Formula 1. The following Formula 1 Grands Prix races will be shown live in IMAX theaters: “F1 is a rapidly growing force…
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Big Changes Are Coming to CBS as It Moves 60 Minutes, CBS Sports, & Inside Edition to New Studios
CBS has decided to relocate key operations from their long-standing headquarters at 555 West 57th Street in New York City. The affected shows include the iconic newsmagazine 60 Minutes, the CBS Sports division, and the syndicated program Inside Edition. This move forms part of a broader strategy to consolidate real estate holdings and reduce overall…
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ASUS ROG Strix G18 Drops by $300 — A Rare Deal on a Gaming Laptop With Big Power
This is the last week to save big on an 18-inch gaming laptop that can double as a serious creative machine. The ASUS ROG Strix G18 just dropped $300 to $1799, bringing a true desktop-class gaming machine with top-tier performance at a lower price than a flagship. It packs an AMD Ryzen 9 CPU, an…
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Tubi Is Adding A Ton of Classic Cartoons Including Animaniacs, Dexter’s Laboratory, Pinky and the Brain, and More But Not All Will Launch March 1st
Tubi is launching a major expansion of its free, ad-supported streaming library in March 2026, focusing on a vast collection of classic animated series from Cartoon Network, Warner Bros., and Hanna-Barbera. The rollout begins on March 1 on Tubi, when viewers can access a selection of iconic shows from the late 1990s and early 2000s…
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Roku Hires a Former Facebook Executive To Help Lead The Company
Roku has appointed Patrick Harris as its new Senior Vice President of Global Media Revenue, with the position set to begin on March 9, 2026. Harris brings extensive experience from major technology and social media companies, where he has built and scaled advertising operations over more than two decades. He most recently served as president…
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Amazon Jumps Walmart to Become the World’s Largest Company By Revenue
Amazon has officially become the world’s largest company by annual sales, surpassing Walmart after years of steady pursuit. The e-commerce powerhouse reported $717 billion in revenue for its 2025 fiscal year, edging out Walmart’s $713.2 billion for the 12 months ending January 31, according to Bloomberg. This achievement marks the end of Walmart’s more than…
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Samsung Again Stops Selling ATSC 3.0 Tuners In Its OLED TVs
In a move that underscores ongoing challenges in the television industry, Samsung has confirmed it will once again omit ATSC 3.0 tuners from its OLED TV models in 2026, as first spotted by PCWorld. This decision follows a similar exclusion in the 2025 lineup, marking the second consecutive year without the advanced broadcast technology in…
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Deal Alert: Lenovo’s 2026 New V15 Laptop Drops to $369.99 in Limited-Time Deal
In a move that’s sure to excite budget-conscious students and professionals, Lenovo has slashed the price of its 2026 New V15 Laptop to just $369.99, a significant drop from its original $639.99 listing. This discount represents a 42 percent savings, making the device an attractive option for those seeking reliable performance without breaking the bank.…
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35 Years Later: 5 Movies from February 1991 That Are Still Worth Watching
February 1991 gave us a wide range of cinematic moments that ranged from hilarious cult comedies to thrilling action set pieces to heartfelt adventures. Now, as these films turn 35 in February 2026 (seriously?!), it’s the perfect time to look back at the ones that made us laugh, cheer, or belt out a pirate tune.…
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