Phil Nickinson

This year, Vizio continues what it does best — making great (and, hopefully, affordable) televisions and home audio equipment.

So you can watch all the Apple TV+ you want without having to use other hardware.

Its SmartCast user interface also gets a major update, and new soundbars are here, too.

The major streaming services are starting off the new decade right. And we get to reap the rewards.

The base plans are bumping to $30 a month; Extras are going up, too.

Netflix brings the funny, The Expanse is back on Amazon, and Hulu ventures further Into the Dark.

Maybe, or maybe not. On the other hand, you could only actually watch one of those services on launch day.

If you've got it, there's a pretty good chance you'll be able to watch Disney+ on it. With one major exception.

You'll need the more expensive plan, and downloads will expire after 30 days. Or sooner.

The streaming service will go dark on Jan. 30, 2020.

The Queer Eye guys head to Asia, Jack Ryan is back, meet Dolflace -- and so much more in November!

You don't have to be stuck with a streaming service that doesn't give you what you want. Here are some options if you're getting rid of AT&T TV Now.

The newest "Plus" and "Max" plans are getting more expensive starting Nov. 19.

It joins Spotify in the ranks of high-profile third-party apps to hit the home screen.

Backgrounds and text will now have more contrast as part of a push for better accessibility.

You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll scare the living crap out of yourself. It's October, kids!

The price is the same, and you won't get any bonus material. But you will be among the first on your block with a sub.

QLED is a big step up for the affordable line of Roku-powered televisions.

Because apparently you couldn't before.

Yeah, it's a mouthful. But it's a sound bar with Amazon Fire TV built in.

It's faster, it's more powerful, and it now has the one feature it was missing previously.

Each costs $179. Preorders have begun now, with shipping in October.

It's now far easier to find what you want to watch, when you want to watch it.