Carrie Marshall

The ability to make your own cover art is going to perfect my playlists at last.

It seems that Roku wants to make it easy to buy thing from your sofa without even touching your phone.

Ol' Thumpy will make music sound better, but it does come with a teeny tiny design compromise.

Apple makes some of the greatest TV shows you've never heard of – which is why reports of a Netflix-style shift in strategy are disappointing.

YouTube is now the place to get your TV shows for Google TV, Android TV and the Google TV app.

LG Display has produced a study that says LG panels are less likely to keep you up at night.

These unusual over-ears don't seal around your ears, yet promise not to leak sound out, thanks to the use of a second driver.

JBL has just unveiled a raft of new speakers and receivers to suit any home theater and any budget – here's what's new.

After making the cassette player cool again, FiiO is turning its attention to the portable CD player.

Disney is working on new features it hopes will make you want to spend more time in its Disney Plus, ESPN and Hulu apps.

YouTube Music's cool new tune-finding feature is finally coming to a phone near you.

Beats' Solo 4 wireless headphones get a Minecraft makeover to celebrate the game's 15th anniversary.

The new Strato V works as a stand-alone streamer or as part of a wider Kaleidescape system.

These new buds aren't Bose-beaters or Sony-smashers. But they're a fraction of the price of even budget ANC buds

The new Audio-Technica true wireless earbuds boast ANC, boosted bass and decent battery life – all for a budget price.

YouTube Music's experimental AI feature creates a custom radio station from your prompts.

Samsung is reportedly telling partners that micro-LED can't be competitive until panel prices plummet

This wonderfully daft cassette player takes its sound seriously

If you want to make backups or format shift your favorites, USB could be a key feature

Vintage doesn't mean you can't get your products repaired, but the clock is ticking.

Amazon is experimenting with new ways to annoy you on Fire TVs.

Could an older third party app be a better fit for your Sonos system?