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Netflix starts rolling out new "Latest" section that surfaces its newest content better than ever before.

Introduced this past spring, Galaxy Buds are Samsung’s take on Apple’s AirPods, a pair of “true” wireless earbuds.

Separate reports reveal more details about Apple TV+, the coming video streaming service, ahead of its November launch.

Disney announces Disney+'s global launch dates and platform availability details.

Spotify is introducing new features that will help Premium Family users manage their subscription better, and give them more control.

After a year-long naming competition, OnePlus revealed this week that its fans have absolutely no imagination at all.

Starting with iOS 13, Spotify users will be able to control their Spotify playback with Siri, and even ask Siri to play songs. The integration will work for Apple's HomePod, too.

Spotify is testing a new nearby device feature that lets you switch playback to your favorite device whenever you are nearby.

As part of its earnings report, Roku revealed that it now has 30.5 million active accounts, a gain of 1.4 million in the quarter.

Disney announced that it will leverage its many assets to offer an inexpensive streaming bundle aimed directly at Netflix.

Here’s a new perk for students who also subscribe to Amazon Prime: They can get Amazon Music Unlimited for 99 cents per month.

As I write this, we’re about two-thirds of the way through this year’s home swap, which is taking place near Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

If you have a Tesla, you will soon be able to watch YouTube videos and Netflix shows on your car while it's stopped.

Google Photos has quickly rocketed to the one billion user milestone, about four years after it was spun out of Google+.

JBL this week announced the first TV soundbar to offer an Android TV experience, complete with Google Assistant support.

Those hardy souls who are already subscribing to YouTube Music can now instantly switch between audio and music videos playback.

Netflix lost around 130,000 subscribers in the United States in the last quarter, and so it's looking at new low-cost plans to help grow its subscriber numbers globally.

One of the few digs against Hulu is that its original content, movies, and TV shows are not available in 4K. But that’s starting to change.

A new report says that Amazon is growing subscribers for its music service faster than market leaders Spotify and Apple.

We’re only halfway through 2019, but I’ve already listened to some great new audiobooks plus a growing collection of serial podcasts.

Today’s the day: As promised, Google is no longer automatically syncing photos between its Drive and Photos services.

Netflix is working with Cuphead creator Studio MDHR to turn its iconic game into a Netflix Originals show.

Google and Amazon finally squash their problems, introduce YouTube for Amazon Fire TV devices and Prime Video for Chromecast, Android TV.

Spotify officially launches Spotify Lite, a new lightweight version of its Android app meant to work on unreliable networks and almost all Android devices.

Apple's video streaming service launches later this year, and the company really wants you to believe its content quality is better than that of Netflix.

YouTube admits its algorithms are not always perfect, and it's now putting viewers in the driver's seat, giving them more control over their homepage and recommendations.

Castbox announced today that it now integrates with Waze so that users listen to their favorite podcasts while navigating.