From streaming sticks like the Fire TV and Roku, to tablets, phones, earphones, and streaming channels – here are some great Boxing Day tech discounts
Virgin Media is offering its standalone streaming TV box for free again, along with several premium channels like BT Sports and Sky Cinema at a discounted price
From endless Freeview reshuffles, to ITVX’s bugs and issues, through adverts on premium TV and ongoing price hikes – here are the things that annoyed us
Netgem, which offers a 4K Freeview TV box and service to direct customers and via several broadband companies (such as TalkTalk), is boosting up its free content roster with several new TV and movie channels, along with 10 new interactive games. The range of channels includes one that shows back-to-back episodes of Survivor – the
ITV’s new streaming app can’t stream live channels on TVs from major brands like LG, Panasonic, Phillips and more, as well as on Freeview Play boxes
BT recently raised the prices of its TV bundles, which include Netflix, Sport, Sky’s NOW and a Freeview box. Can you save money with these plans? We checked
The streaming TV from Sky is getting a significant free upgrade to its picture quality, thanks to changes to its local dimming. Here are the full details
Streaming giant Roku is launching its first QLED TV in the UK, with TCL: It supports 4K HDR and Dolby Vision, and is available in 4 sizes
Amazon’s 8″ Fire HD is an affordable tablet for watching videos in bed, browsing the web or playing light games. But it has downsides – so who is it best for?
Streaming giant Roku is launching another Smart TV in the UK, along with RCA, in several sizes and affordable price points
Sky is offering discounts on its content bundles for Sky Stream and Sky Glass, which include Sky TV, Freeview via Broadband and Netflix. How much can you save?
The Ad Skipping add-on that lets you fast-forward adverts on Sky Glass and Sky Stream, is no longer free for new customers