Category: All News
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36 Years Ago This Week NBC’s “Miami Vice” Aired Its Final Episode
On June 27, 1989, NBC broadcast the final episode of the groundbreaking television series Miami Vice, marking the end of a cultural phenomenon that redefined 1980s television. The stylish crime drama, which aired for five seasons from 1984 to 1989, left an indelible mark on pop culture with its neon aesthetics, pulsating soundtrack, and gritty…
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Anker’s Prime 100W 3-Port GaN USB-C Charger Drops to $49.99, a 29% Discount from $69.99
In a move that’s sparking excitement among tech enthusiasts, Anker has slashed the price of its highly acclaimed Anker Prime 100W 3-Port GaN USB-C Charger to just $49.99, down from its regular retail price of $69.99. This 29% discount, available through Anker’s official Amazon storefront, marks one of the best deals of the year for…
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The Free Local ABC, CBS, FOX & NBC News Service VUit to Cease Operations, Merges with Zeam
Syncbak, the parent company of VUit, has announced that its popular streaming service, which provides free access to local news broadcasts across the United States, will cease operations as a standalone platform on July 4, 2025. VUit will officially merge with Zeam, a newer, more robust streaming platform designed to enhance the local news experience…
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How to Watch UFC 317: Topuria vs. Oliveira Live on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, & More on June 28
UFC 317: Topuria vs. Oliveira hits the T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, on Saturday, June 28, with two high-stakes championship fights. Ilia Topuria and Charles Oliveira battle for the vacant UFC Lightweight title, while Alexandre Pantoja puts his UFC Flyweight Championship on the line against Kai Kara-France. Stream it all live on ESPN+ PPV. Topuria…
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How to Watch WWE Night of Champions 2025 Live on Roku, Fire TV, & More on June 28
WWE Night of Champions 2025 is heading to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, live from the Kingdom Arena on Saturday, June 28. The main card streams live at 1 PM ET / 10 AM PT on Peacock in the United States, Netflix internationally, and WWE Network in select regions. This year’s event is mired in uncertainty. With…
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How to Watch the 2025 NHL Draft: Day 2 Live on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV & More on June 28
Hockey’s future is on the clock as ESPN+ will stream Day 2 of the 2025 NHL Draft. Tonight, teams will be looking to find great value and hidden gems during Rounds 2-7. Here’s how to watch the second day of the 2025 NHL Draft live without cable. When to Watch the 2025 NHL Draft Rounds…
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YouTube TV’s New Build Your Own Multiview Feature is Live – Here is How To use It
YouTube TV has officially launched its highly anticipated customizable Multiview feature, transforming how subscribers watch live television. This innovative upgrade allows users to build their own Multiview experience, selecting up to four channels from a diverse lineup including local channels, sports networks, news outlets, and more. The feature, now available across smart TVs and streaming…
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Walmart Tests Dark Stores That You Can’t Visit to Challenge Amazon’s Dominance
In a bold move to compete with e-commerce giant Amazon, Walmart is testing a new strategy: dark stores. These brick-and-mortar locations, closed to the public, are designed exclusively to fulfill online orders, the company confirmed on Wednesday. The retail titan has launched a pilot program in Dallas, with plans for another dark store in its…
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How to Stop Roku from Turning Your Home Screen into a Giant Ad on Roku TVs & Roku Players
Roku users have long enjoyed the affordability and convenience of the streaming platform, but a growing frustration has emerged: the intrusive transformation of the Roku homescreen into a giant advertisement. Whether it’s a full-screen takeover for the latest blockbuster or a seasonal theme promoting a streaming service, these sponsored backgrounds can feel like an unwelcome…
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SpaceX Introduces $15 Starlink Plan to Comply with Affordable Broadband Law
In a move to align with New York’s Affordable Broadband Act, SpaceX has rolled out a new $15-per-month Starlink internet plan for eligible low-income residents in the state. The plan, dubbed the New York Affordable Broadband Service Plan, offers download speeds capped at 25Mbps, meeting the minimum requirements set by the state law that took…