Freely rolls out new features across all devices, the Manhattan Aero gets a major update, and the Pleio adds games and channels. Here’s what’s changed
Roku brings its first smart projectors to the UK via Sharp and Aurzen. Two 1080p models, full specs compared, and a hands-on first look
Roku’s new Football Zone brings World Cup 2026 live matches, scores, and highlights together in one hub – available on all Roku sticks, TVs, and projectors
The Pleio Freely box marks six months with NBA Bounce, new FAST channels, and a look at how the device – and its competition – has evolved since launch
With four Amazon Fire TV Sticks now available, what are the differences between the 4K Max, The 4K, The HD Stick and new 4K Select? We did a full comparison
Manhattan’s new S4-R Freesat recorder is now available to buy – with some caveats. Here’s what it can do, what it can’t, and where to get it
Sharp’s first Roku QLED TV lands in the UK with Freely built in, priced at £349. Here’s what you get – and whether you actually need it
Streaming TV isn’t the future anymore – it’s the present. From Netflix and HBO Max to BBC iPlayer and Channel 4, almost everything worth watching is now available over the internet. The question isn’t whether to stream – it’s how. Smart TVs have come a long way, but a dedicated streaming device is still often
Thomson’s Google TV streaming boxes were a popular Fire TV alternative in the UK. Now parent company StreamView has gone bankrupt, with €36.6 million in debt
The Pleio Freely box is now permanently £99, while rival the Aero just got more expensive. New games and features also arrive this month.
Amazon confirms all future Fire TV Sticks will run Vega OS, dropping Android for good – but what does that mean for sideloading and your app selection?
Amazon launches a new slimmer Fire TV Stick HD, a Freely Ember Artline TV, new FAST channels, and confirms the new Fire TV UI is coming to the UK