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You'll now pay less for Hulu's on-demand service, but more for Hulu With Live TV.
We're getting a lot of new features, but it's really all about the content.
To be fair, it's not billed as a way to watch streaming video. But it does have a screen. And screens are meant to be watched.
It usually takes some truly horrible people to make for good television. And Fleabag is a wonderful adherence to that rule.
The good news is that the biggest game in Europe isn't relegated to some no-name network here in the U.S. And it's being played at a decent hour, too.
Orange or Blue or both for you? When it comes to picking out programming on Sling TV, you've got a couple options.
The Jonas Brothers lead the way for a star-studded start to summer.
Sports were meant for 4K resolution. And in the United States, Fubo TV is the only place to get it.
A Song of Fire and What? There's so much more still on HBO this summer.
You'll get 4K resolution and HDR out of the box, but Apple's streaming stuff will require a software update this summer.
They watch what they want, and you don't spend too much money.
And now our watch is over. ... But it doesn't have to be. There's still a lot of great stuff on HBO.
A little more info about the upcoming series drips out, but no surprises so far.
The Handmaid's Tale is back, Dr. Ruth gets her own doc, The New York Times goes Weekly — and that's just in the first week.
The company's two voice-controlled speakers now have two of the three major voice assistants.
Yes, it's confusing. And a bit of a mouthful. But it's a smarter TV app, and comes alongside HomeKit and AirPlay 2 on Samsung TVs.
CBS All Access will still air it in the U.S. and Canada, however.
Look, we get it. You can't go a day without hearing something about "Amazon Prime." It's everywhere — so much so that we wouldn't blame you if it was all just a little overwhelming.
And it added some 2 million active accounts in the first three months of 2019.
It's just taking a bit of a backseat at this year's Google I/O.