Microsoft has kicked off its Memorial Day sales — sort of. While the retailer hasn’t mentioned the holiday by name, it has cast some discounts into the wild.

Remember Mobvoi's TicPods Free? You know, the AirPods doppelgänger that hit shelves in 2018? Well, Mobvoi has refreshed them for 2020. Showcased at CES 2020, the TicPods 2 and the TicPods 2 Pro are the latest true wireless earbuds to leave the manufacturer's Beijing headquarters.

Designed to rival Dolby Vision, HDR10+ is the brainchild of Samsung, which teamed up with Panasonic and 20th Century Fox to bring it to life. Together, these brands make up an initiative known as HDR10+ Technologies, and it's this initiative that has announced that HDR10+ will soon expand to Google Play Movies and TV.

It has been revealed that Samsung has developed a television that's devoid of wires. That's right -- there isn't even a power cord. But the announcement wasn't made at CES 2020, which is now in full swing, nor is the wireless TV on display there. Why? The answer is twofold.

The TCL Alto 9+ isn't new -- TCL showed it off at IFA 2019 in September -- but that didn't stop it from making an appearance at CES 2020. Its reason for being there? To showcase Roku TV Ready in action, a new initiative that allows people to control their soundbar using their Roku TV Remote

LG did most of its announcing before CES 2020 even kicked off, revealing eight new 8K TVs and a roll-down OLED 4K TV. But that's not to mean it didn't save something for the trade show: It introduced the art-inspired GX Gallery Series 4K TV and a never-seen-before 48-inch OLED 4K TV.

Tired of a pile of remotes taking up space on your coffee table? Roku is making it easier than ever to use a soundbar with your TV remote with its new Roku Ready program. If soundbar manufacturers opt in, they can allow you to control every parameter right on your Roku TV.

Samsung has shown off what it has in store for 2020 at CES 2020. We're looking at four shiny new TVs: The much-anticipated, bezel-free Q950TS 8K TV, a motorized, rotating 4K TV called The Sero, an updated version of its minimalistic Frame TV, and new advancements with its modular 8K TV.

Vizio kicked off CES 2020 with a bang, announcing refreshed models of the P-Series Quantum and Quantum X, M-Series Quantum, and V-Series 4K TVs. As if that wasn't enough, it also showed off its first OLED TV, SmartCast 4.0, and new audio hardware.

LG stole the show at CES 2019 with an incredible OLED TV that retracted into a piece of furniture when it wasn’t in use, and it’s looking to do the same at CES 2020 with a (concept) roll-down OLED TV that unfurls from the ceiling. We'll be there to see just how they manage this feat.

It's finally here: the world's leading tech companies will showcase their latest hardware at CES 2020 in Las Vegas. Here's what to expect, the conference dates, important events, and the latest CES 2020 news.

Amazon has released a new firmware update for the Amazon Echo, Amazon Echo Dot, Amazon Echo Plus, and Amazon Echo Studio that introduces the option to have them moonlight as an additional speaker while watching content through an Amazon Fire TV Cube, Amazon Fire TV Stick, or Amazon TV Stick 4K.

The Jabra Elite 75t are on sale right now (yep, before they've even started shipping) for $20 off at Best Buy, dropping them down to just $180 — $70 less than the Apple AirPods Pro, their main competitor, but they still aren't cheaper than the $130 Amazon Echo Buds.

We can't fault the Sony Master Series A9G. It's the finest 4K TV we've ever feasted our eyes upon. However, it's not all that different to the cheaper, lower-end Sony Master Series A8G. But what are these differences, and are they worth the extra $1,000-$1,300 Sony is asking for the flagship Sony A9G? Let's find out.

It was only a matter of time before Google created a rival to Apple’s AirPods, and the 2nd generation Pixel Buds may have just what it takes to win this battle.

Google has announced the Pixel Buds 2 at its Made by Google event, its first proper attempt to compete with the Apple AirPods for dominance of the true wireless earbuds market. Here's everything you need to know, including how much the Pixel Buds 2 will cost and the release date.

Microsoft has launched its Microsoft Surface Earbuds, its answer to Apple's AirPods. Designed for "all-day comfort," these true wireless earbuds are aimed at the business world rather than the consumer market, featuring Microsoft Office integration and dual-array microphones with background noise reduction.

IFA 2019 was a disappointment. We attended the various media events and trawled the show floor for a week, and kept seeing the same kit from different manufacturers -- there wasn't anything entirely inventive. But that doesn't mean that there wasn't some solid hardware on show. Here's the best tech we saw at IFA 2019.

Frankly, this was not a good year for TVs at IFA 2019. Typically, Europe's massive tech show is ground zero for the unveiling of the year's hottest new televisions, but this year, the well ran dry. That doesn't mean there weren't some stunning TVs to gawk at, though -- here are the five best TVS we saw at IFA 2019.

Meet the Philips Ambilight OLED+934 and Ambilight OLED+984, the latest OLED 4K TVs to roll off Philips' production line. Developed in partnership with Bowers & Wilkins, both models feature a sound system like no other television we've seen to date, and an OLED screen that's as clear as day.

Samsung is desperate to drag 8K into the mainstream, and it's hoping its smallest 8K TV to date will help it do just that. Granted, with a 55-inch screen, it's far from small, but it's no giant when compared to the 65, 75, 82, 85, and 95-inch models that tower above it in the firm's QLED 8K TV range. 

There's no shortage of affordable noise-canceling and true wireless headphones on the market, but that hasn't stopped TCL from adding to the list at IFA 2019 with the ACTV500TWS, SOCL500TWS, and MTRO200NC.

There's a new soundbar in town that vows to breathe cinema-like sound into your home entertainment setup. It's called the TCL TS9030, it was showcased at IFA 2019, and it comes with all the features you could ever need from a soundbar, including Bluetooth, Dolby Atmos, and HDMI ARC.

A 4K TV is an investment, albeit one that won't appreciate over time. For that reason, it's important to choose a television that will last, like the 43-inch Vizio D43-F1, which is on sale right now through Walmart for $240 —down $130 from the usual $370.

We don't all need to have the largest, highest-end 4K TV money can buy. For most of us, a modest-sized 4K Ultra HD television with access to all the leading streaming services and HDR to boot will do the trick — like the 50-inch Vizio D-Series, which is now on sale at Walmart for just $260.

Best reach for your credit card because Walmart has knocked $150 off one of Samsung's finest 55-inch 4K TVs, dropping it down to just $380. That's right — we're looking at a big-brand television equipped with a crystal-clear 4K Ultra HD screen and all the smarts you could ever need for less than $500.

Not all that long ago, a 65-inch 4K TV would have set you back somewhere in the region of $1,500. Fortunately, time has worn down the price of such large, high-resolution televisions. Just look at the Samsung NU6900. It's on sale at Walmart for just $548 — a total discount of $250.

You don't have to spend big to place a sizable 4K TV at the center of your home entertainment setup — Walmart has knocked a hefty $273 off one of LG's finest 55-inch 4K TVs, dropping the price of the $700 television down to just $427.

The Vizio M-Series is the next best thing to an OLED or QLED 4K TV, taking advantage of Quantum Dots — similar to that of Samsung’s flagship Q90 QLED TV — to deliver cinema-like visuals on a standard LED screen, and not a souped-up QLED or OLED. Better yet, the 65-inch model is now on sale at Walmart for $250 off.

You don't have to head to a movie theater to watch El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie on a large, high-resolution screen. Take advantage of this offer on a 65-inch Samsung NU6900 4K TV — which sees it slashed from $800 down to just $550 — and you can immerse yourself in the action from the comfort of your living room.

Walmart has discounted the 55-inch Vizio M-Series by $280, dropping the price of the must-have 4K TV down from $830 to only $550 ($53/month with the retailer's 12-month financing offer) — a fantastic deal on what's regarded by many as the next best thing to a Samsung QLED or Sony OLED.

Searching for a 4K TV? You’re in luck — the 65-inch LG UM6950 is now on sale for $540, a savings of $110. Granted, this may not seem like the best deal out there, but it’s certainly a contender. The television only launched in July, and it’s rare to find fresh blood on the cheap.

Curved 4K TVs are second to none when it comes to immersion, delivering an unrivaled viewing angle that ensures everyone in the room is immersed in the action — no furniture rearranging required. Better yet, Walmart has knocked $250 off the finest model out there: The 65-inch Samsung RU7300 4K TV.

Desperate for a brand-new 4K TV? Can't wait until Black Friday? Consider yourself lucky — Walmart has wiped $370 off the 55-inch TCL 6-Series, which just so happens to be our pick for the best budget television on the market right now, dropping the price down to just $530 ($52/month).