Choice is everything when it comes to streaming TV. And another interesting option is upstart Philo.
If you have DirecTV, U-Verse TV or AT&T Internet, you'll want to read this.
Movies and original content will be key for this Netflix competitor. We've won't see it for another year, though.
Killing Eve, The Wonder Years, and Marvel's Runaways highlight the holiday month.
Netflix's most basic plan is increasing by $12 a year, while its most expensive is going up $36.
All the channels on all the streaming services — in one place! (Updated Nov. 29 with new Discovery channels on Sling TV.)
Orange or Blue or both for you? When it comes to picking out programming on Sling TV, you've got a couple options.
The fine folks at YouTube TV have made this very, very simple.
Fun fact that not everybody knows: Data isn’t free. And video uses a lot of data. Therefore, Netflix uses a lot of data.
We've used more over-the-air antennas than most, in all sorts of locations. And a decent over-the-air antenna — pointed in the right direction — can fill the holes that streaming leaves behind.
These largely do the same thing. But one does just a little bit more — and at a far better price.
Everything's a dollar — and you can purchase even more on sale.
Original shows and movies flood an already holiday-packed month for Netflix.
So. Many. Happy. Families.
Paying your annual tribute to Amazon will get you in on the DC superhero action five days sooner.
I've been playing with some new toys — and these definitely are things I'd look to pick up on sale this holiday season.
As if you needed another reason to join ESPN's streaming service, right?
Two plans, topping out at $49 a month, with a lot of sports thrown in.
She's baaaaaack. (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, that is.)
Wireless speakers that you can set up in less than 2 minutes may well be worth $199 — it's just a shame they don't sound a little better.