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AT&T's new AT&T TV services launches in the US, gives users access to more than 160 channels with an Android TV-powered set-top box, letting users access more than 5,000 smart TV apps and games.

Back in January, I started rethinking our approach to whole-house audio, and while Sonos is an obvious solution, I ran into some issues.

Spotify is getting a revamped look on mobile devices, starting with iOS, this week. The new update makes it easier to access important features on larger screens.

Disney+ is almost here for people in Europe, and the company is offering a sweet little discount for those who are ready to pre-order its new video streaming service.

Viacom owns CBS All Access and Showtime, and the firm expects combined paid subscriber growth to continue skyrocketing this year.

Apple makes a nice little change to Apple Music, now groups all the different versions of an album into a single item on artist pages.

Like many (or most) of you, we subscribe to a lot of online services. And we’re overdue taking a hard look at what we spend and why.

Netflix will finally give users the option to disable auto-playing previews when browsing.

Spotify revenue grows 24% year-over-year, with the service now having 124 million paid subscribers, and monthly active users growing by 31%.

Disney’s new video streaming service, Disney+, is off to a much faster start than anyone thought possible. Including Disney.

A senior Netflix engineer just joined Apple's video streaming team with Apple doubling down on production of original content for Apple TV+.

Sonos has responded to criticism of its recently-announced support policy for legacy products. And it’s doing the right thing.

Amazon is poised to overtake Apple Music to become the second-biggest music streaming service in the world.

With Sony shutting down PlayStation Vue, it's finally letting in competitors into the PlayStation 4, starting with YouTube TV.

Sonos revealed that it will stop providing software updates for its oldest speakers and accessories, some of which date back 15 years.

You won't have to wait much longer for Baby Yoda to arrive in Europe: Disney just moved up the launch of Disney+ in several European markets.

IKEA’s Symfonik lineup is perfect if you’re considering the Sonos ecosystem but are put off by the high prices of Sonos-branded speakers.

I know that Bluetooth can't meet my whole-house audio needs, but I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the adapter I tested.

The allegations in Sonos v. Google are troubling but I’ve also been having problems with my all-Google whole-house audio solution.

According to Neilsen, music streaming services grew 30 percent in the U.S. last year and hit one trillion streams for the first time.

Apple today said that its Services business grew dramatically in 2019, but it offered little in the way of hard numbers.

Amazon has announced a major new milestone for Fire TV as it expands the technology to in-car entertainment and more.

Here’s a look back at the audiobooks and podcasts---especially podcast serials---that I enjoyed in the second half of 2019.

Spotify seems to be working on a major new social feature called Tastebuds that lets you discover music through your friends on Spotify.

Inspired by Spotify, Google launches new personalized playlists for YouTube Music that help you expand your music library.

Cord-cutting services got more expensive in 2019, but despite one notable defeat, the number of services expanded dramatically.

YouTube Music Premium now has gapless music playback on Android and the web, but iOS users will have to wait a little longer.