The future of home theater media is streaming, apps, and downloads. Now, while the future may not yet be here, it is on the way. In this news section, you can find the latest apps and services for your Blu-ray player, LED HDTV, plasma HDTV, or AV receiver and any other developments and breakthroughs that may be happening with the technology.
Apple TV’s latest update, tvOS 26, introduces a stunning Liquid Glass design and practical enhancements like personalized profiles, karaoke with your iPhone, and seamless AirPlay speaker integration.
Denon and Marantz have added Qobuz Connect support to their HEOS-enabled devices, making it easier to stream hi-res music directly from the Qobuz app.
Netflix is rolling out a major update to its TV and mobile apps, bringing a fresh look, smarter recommendations, and new ways to find something to watch.
A recent Roku update is causing HDR content to appear washed out and lifeless, leaving users frustrated and confused.
With the launch of the Orion Prime TDD20 and TDD21, Nyrius is offering new tools for anyone tired of dealing with HDMI cables.
From $30 streaming sticks to 85-inch TVs and long-lasting security cameras, Roku just announced a lot—and it’s all coming soon.
Max is the latest streaming service to say “no more” to password sharing — unless you’re willing to pay for it.
If you're using Roon to manage your music, April just brought a fresh batch of certified gear—from desktop DACs to full-blown AV receivers.
Apple has released iOS 18.4, bringing a mix of practical updates, new features, and subtle improvements to iPhones across the board.
Netflix has just rolled out HDR10+ support, finally bringing a major HDR upgrade to millions of Samsung TV owners and other compatible devices.
Bad news for Plex users—starting April 29, remote streaming won’t be free anymore, and subscription prices are going up across the board.
Sonos was gearing up to take on Apple TV and Roku with its first-ever streaming box—until it abruptly canceled the project.
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If you already have a serious hi-fi system but need a dedicated streaming solution, the McIntosh DS2000 might be the missing piece.
This year’s Super Bowl won’t just look incredible in 4K, it’ll also sound more immersive than ever thanks to the addition of Dolby Atmos audio.
Sonos’ first attempt at a streaming box could be a home theater game-changer—or an expensive misstep that nobody asked for.
Another day, another price hike—this time, Amazon Music Unlimited is getting more expensive for both individual and family plans.
Designed for both homes and commercial spaces, Autonomic’s M Series streamers bring high-end audio performance to any environment.
FiiO has made a big splash at CES 2025 by unveiling three highly anticipated audio devices, catering to both budget-conscious and high-end audio enthusiasts.
Bluesound’s newest NODE ICON streamer is here, featuring dual-mono DACs and multi-room integration for a seamless listening experience.
