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Apple Rolls Out tvOS 26.4 for Apple TV 4K, Bringing Three Significant Enhancements But Two Popular Apps Leave
Apple has released tvOS 26.4, the latest software update for its Apple TV 4K and Apple TV HD streaming devices, and it arrives with a meaningful set of improvements that touch on content discovery, audio engineering, and accessibility. The update is available now via the Software Update screen in Settings, and for users who spend…
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YouTube TV is Now Bigger Than Fubo, Sling TV, Hulu + Live TV, & DIRECTV Combined
YouTube TV has solidified its position as the leading live television streaming service among cord cutters, according to a Cord Cutters News reader survey that highlights shifting preferences in the entertainment industry. The poll, which gathered responses from thousands of households that have abandoned traditional cable and satellite subscriptions, reveals that 29 percent of participants…
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Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Will Launch Its First-Ever YouTube Channel
For decades, Fred Rogers welcomed children into his neighborhood with a gentle knock, a cardigan, and a calm reassurance that they were special just the way they were. Now, more than two decades after his passing, the beloved television host’s legacy is about to reach an entirely new generation — this time through a YouTube…
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Facebook Must Pay $375 Million Over Child Exploitation
A New Mexico jury has delivered a sweeping verdict against Meta Platforms, ordering the social media giant to pay $375 million in civil penalties after finding the company violated state consumer protection law by misleading users about the safety of its platforms for children, according to CNBC. The jury’s decision brought to a close a…
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21 Years Ago: The Office First Premiered in the United States
Twenty-one years ago today, on the evening of March 24, 2005, a little-known mockumentary about paper salespeople shuffled onto American television screens with modest expectations and an uncertain future. Few viewers tuning in to NBC that Tuesday night could have predicted that what they were watching would go on to become one of the most…
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Walmart is Making Cord Cutting More Expensive with New Price Hikes on Onn Google TV Devices
Walmart has raised prices on several of its popular Onn streaming devices, affecting both in-store and online purchases across the United States. The increases, which have been widely noted by consumers on Reddit and reported in various tech outlets, apply to key models in the lineup. The Onn HD Stick now carries a price of…
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Law&Crime Launches a New Subscription Service for True Crime Enthusiasts
Law&Crime, the channel focused on legal content and true crime, announced today the launch of Law&Crime+, a subscription service to bring viewers the most immersive behind-the-scenes look at the justice system. The service will offer coverage of gripping cases, a personalized viewing experience, and a community to connect with other who are interested in law…
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Ditch Monthly Cloud Storage Fees: Powerful UGREEN NAS Now on Sale — Build Your Own Streaming Server Today
Spring is a perfect time to stop renting digital storage and start owning it. The UGREEN DH4300 Plus 4-bay NAS (diskless) is down to $379.99 right now, $60 off the original price of $439.99. If you prefer something smaller, the DH2300 2-Bay model is also on sale for $199.999. Now is the time to make…
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Tubi Announces F1 Altcasts, New Content, and More Ad Types
Free streaming service Tubi made a few announcements today during ‘Tubitopia: An Advertiser’s Paradise,’ at IAB NewFronts in New York, around ads and programming. For viewers, the ad announcements mean that we’ll see different types of ads when watching free content on the platform. Scene Sense will be a new ad format with interactive details.…
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Philo Adds 6 More Channels to Its Free Streaming Lineup
Philo is expanding its free streaming lineup, with the addition of six more channels from Lionsgate and Blue Ant Media today. Users will now find Heartland, The Conners, Nash Bridges, Caught in Providence, True Crime, and Shockwave in Philo’s free channel collection, bringing the total number of free, ad-supported channels to over 130. Here’s more…
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Crunchyroll Hack Exposes 7 Million Users’ Personal Data
Crunchyroll, the leading anime streaming platform owned by Sony, has launched a full-scale investigation into claims of a major security breach that may have exposed around 100 gigabytes of user information. The incident came to light over the weekend when a threat actor reached out to cybersecurity researchers and shared evidence suggesting unauthorized access to…
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Miss Netflix’s DVD by Mail? DVD Inbox Is the New DVD by Mail Service You’ve Been Looking For
For millions of movie lovers across the United States, September 29, 2023, was a bittersweet day. After 25 years of dropping iconic red envelopes into mailboxes nationwide, Netflix officially sent out its final DVDs, closing the chapter on what had been a beloved institution for cinephiles and casual viewers alike. The silence that followed was…
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World’s First Dual AI-Powered Smart Glasses Drop to $259 — A Cheaper Ray-Ban Meta Alternative
If you have been curious about smart glasses, Rokid’s AI Glasses Style (2026) just got a little more affordable. They are normally priced at $299, but are currently on sale for $279. On top of that, shoppers can save another $20 with promo code STYLEUSPR, bringing the final price down to $259. With $40 savings,…
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Free MLB.TV Now Available for T-Mobile Customers, But Only for a Few Days
T-Mobile is once again partnering with Major League Baseball to bring back its popular perk of offering free access to MLB.TV for the 2026 season. This benefit provides eligible customers with a full regular season subscription to the streaming service, normally valued at $149.99, allowing them to watch out-of-market games live or on demand without…
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Roku Brings Its Howdy Streaming Service to Prime Video
Today, Roku announced that its affordable ad-free subscription service Howdy is now available on Prime Video in the U.S. This is the first time the service is available on a platform other than Roku. Prime Video users can sign up for the service through Prime Video Channels for $2.99 per month. “Our goal has always…
