Dave James

CES 2016 Philips joins Sony in welcoming Amazon to the exclusive Android party.

CES 2016 Technicolor's open source, backwards compatible HDR tech will benefit from Philips' silicon expertise.

CES 2016 LG has just unveiled its massive new TV, sporting a whole world of TV firsts, from 8K HDR to Super MHL.

CES 2016 LG has just announced its vision for the OLED TVs of this year and it's all about stunning colour and HDR support.

Now sporting the complete set of UK catch-up services, Amazon is really showing Android TV how it's done.

CES 2016 LG is showing off an 18-inch OLED panel you can roll up like a newspaper. That seems a little familiar...

CES 2016 Samsung's first Dolby Atmos soundbar will deliver cinema sound without needing your ceiling drilled out.

The full Beatles studio back catalogue goes online on Christmas Eve across the world of music streaming sites.

BT TV becomes the first UK television service to be able to offer 4K Netflix via its Ultra HD YouView box.

Star Wars Week There's one genre that the galaxy-straddling franchise has never claimed.

New EU proposals could end copyright concerns as you travel around, letting you take your Netflix subscription on holiday.

Star Wars Week The Star Wars films have long been at the forefront of movie innovation, so why is the new trilogy turning back to older tech?

The streaming giant could be about to cave in to the big labels and artists on freemium catalogue restrictions.

We've only just got to know the new Apple TV, and now there are rumours of an even newer one coming in early 2016.

The new XDP-100R is a great-sounding bit of kit now, and will form the vanguard of Tidal's MQA Hi-Res streaming revolution.

There are over a million households out there without a TV – and the number has tripled in the last five years.

The Blu-ray Disc Association is starting the push for UHD Blu-ray, starting off with a neat interactive website.

The new Ultra HD TVs from the 'affordable technology' company are here with serious price cuts.

Featuring all the Disney movies, right back to Snow White, and a huge range of TV shows, music and books.

With the Netflix premiere on February 16 next year, the Breaking Bad prequel is back for more dodgy lawyering.

Opinion Netflix may still be the king of the video streamers, but Amazon knows about the future of television.

Opinion As the increasingly fractured TV market puts more pay barriers between you and your TV could mass piracy return?