Popular anime streaming Crunchyroll has announced a price hike, increasing subscription costs across all tiers by $2.

Stranger Things is returning in animated form as Netflix drops the first trailer for Tales From ’85, a new spinoff that revisits Hawkins with a fresh story later this April.

Substack’s new TV app expands the platform beyond newsletters, offering subscribers an easier way to watch video posts and livestreams on Apple TV and Google TV.

YouTube TV's latest promo extends the free trial period to 10 days and slashes the subscription price to $59.99 for the first two months.

NBC Sports has announced it will debut a new AI feature in its mobile app later this year that will let fans follow their favorite athletes in real time.

The Zwolle court voided a marriage after ChatGPT-generated vows omitted mandatory legal language, underscoring limits on using AI for legally binding ceremonies.

YouTube is rolling out a few changes for its search filters, including a dedicated filter for Shorts content.

Disney+ plans to introduce vertical videos this year, blending streaming with social-style scrolling as it looks to keep users engaged daily and compete with platforms that already dominate phone-first viewing habits.

Leaked LG G6 OLED specs point to significant brightness gains, 165Hz gaming support, huge screen sizes, and a revived Wallpaper TV design.

Ted Lasso season 4 is officially back in production, with a mid-2026 release window now in sight. The problem is that it means waiting through an entire football season to get there.

Samsung TV Plus uses AI upscaling to enhance classic K-dramas, making older shows look closer to 4K on modern Samsung TVs.

Movies Anywhere has restored Google as a partner service, and users can now access their Google Play and YouTube movie purchases on the platform.

Netflix has struck a major partnership with iHeartMedia to bring more than 15 video podcasts exclusively to its streaming service in early 2026.

Disney+ now has an official app for Meta Quest headsets, and users can now stream content without relying on a browser or workarounds.

Prime Video’s experiment with AI generated episode recaps backfired when the system produced wildly incorrect summaries for Fallout. After the backlash, Amazon removed the feature entirely, raising questions whether AI is ready for handling story driven content.

Spotify is testing a new AI feature that lets you create personalized playlists based on a detailed prompt and your listening patterns.

YouTube TV has announced a major upgrade coming next year that will give subscribers access to smaller genre-specific plans.

Apple’s 2026 F1 takeover begins soon, and the first preview shows a feature-rich streaming experience with driver cams, Multiview, and full race weekend broadcasts inside the Apple TV app.

The latest Alexa+ feature lets you jump to a scene without rewinding or forwarding on Prime Video. Describe the moment like “the train fight” or “the proposal in the rain,” and Alexa+ will instantly play that exact scene.

A bundle deal is apparently on the cards which could save you money as Netflix eyes Warner Bros Discovery acquisition.

Netflix has removed casting support for most modern TVs and streaming devices, leaving only older Chromecast models and select cast-enabled TVs on its approved list. The change appeared quietly, confirmed only after users reported missing Cast button.

If your iPhone or Mac has started acting like it’s possessed – specifically, if the Apple Podcasts app keeps popping open on its own to play random shows you’ve never heard of – you aren’t crazy. Users have been reporting this for months. One minute their device is idle, and the next, the Podcasts app […]