TV

Video streaming is big business today and services like Netflix and Amazon are now competing with traditional cable and satellite TV providers.

4K TV sets are changing the way we view entertainment. They are making movies, sports and other content more vivid, more real-life. But because of the price tags of these sets and the fact that 4K content is still limited, it's a pertinent question that whether or not you should buy one.

There is only so much of the wireless spectrum and both the wireless industry and the TV stations need more of it. To resolve this, two Los Angeles TV stations will be participating in a 'test', trying to establish whether spectrum-sharing is a viable option.

At present, the smog in Beijing has become so thick that citizens of a city can't even view a natural sunrise. Therefore, the Chinese capital has now placed massive digital commercial TVs across the city that display virtual sunrises!

A few years ago, handsets and tablets were the only smart devices which were commercially available apart from regular computers. Today, there are smart TVs and refrigerators, ovens and even smart toys. And all this is putting the users at risk.

4K TVs are relatively a recent innovation in the world of entertainment industry. Initially offered with exorbitant price tags, their prices have dipped now with the likes of Polaroid and Vizio offering 50 inch 4K TVs for a mere $1000.

At CES 2013, Samsung unveiled world's largest 110-inch Ultra HDTV, but didn't start selling throughout the year. Now, Samsung has announced that it'll start selling the 110-inch Ultra HDTV from the very first day of the CES 2014 show, meaning from Jan 7 (Monday).

Hollywood studios follow a set fashion when it comes to releasing their content. Movies usually go up in theaters around the country, then they are offered on DVD and after a significant time, they make it to 'on demand' TV services. Netflix aims to change this by offering movies the same day they are released in theaters.

HDMI Licensing has finally announced the much-awaited version 2.0 of HDMI. The new version arrives with support for higher resolutions, higher frame rates and greater speeds.

Earlier we have seen Samsung launching 55-inch curved OLED TV in South Korea. And now the South Korean tech giant has officially announced the U.S. pricing and availability for its 55-inch curved OLED TV, KN55S9C.