Latest articles by Phil Nickinson
Samsung TVs are getting iTunes and AirPlay 2
Samsung is putting Apple's iTunes on its televisions. Or is it that apple is putting iTunes on Samsung's 2019 televisions?
DAZN is a boxing lover's streaming utopia
With a free trial, you can watch this weekend's Canelo-Rocky fight for free.
How to stream every college football bowl game
If it's not on broadcast TV, it's on one of four other channels. And you've got lots of options here.
AT&T and WarnerMedia's upcoming streaming service plans for three tiers of content
Movies and original content will be key for this Netflix competitor. We've won't see it for another year, though.
Philo now has a referral program so you and a friend can save some cash on streaming TV
There's no limit on the number of referrals you can get each month.
Apple's Grammy ads were all about Apple. Google's was about the rest of us
The iPhone X has Animoji, if you didn't know. ... Google had stories of hope to tell instead.
SiriusXM's $4 student plan is legit (and, yes, they'll check)
If you're in a proper college or university, you should be good to go.
Netflix is launching its own comedy channel on SiriusXM
Netflix Is A Joke Radio debuts April 15 on SiriusXM Channel 93.
Tidal now supports Dolby Atmos for music — but only on Android devices
You'll also need Tidal's "HiFi" plan to take advantage of the spatial audio.
This simple Chrome extension makes new tabs gorgeous
Google's backdrops are great, but Apple's Aerials are awesome.
Fubo TV now supports Android TV for 4K streaming
NVIDIA Shield is on the list, as are TVs with Android TV built in.
Vudu's new features take all the fun out of things
'Family Play' skips past the sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll, while new ratings attempt to guide parents.
CBS and Viacom are back together again as ViacomCBS
The cable and broadcast companies seal the deal and position themselves better against Disney and AT&T.
T-Mobile: Not going to bundle streaming video and broadband — we're going to disrupt
And then CEO John Legere dunks a horrendous Dad Joke on AT&T.
Google and Android are still failing us on messaging and encryption
Refusing to offer default end-to-end encrypted messaging — nevermind doing so across platforms — in 2018 is technological malpractice.
