Between the Streams, DT’s newest Web show/podcast is your guide to all of the most important, and hottest new developments in streaming and entertainment.
The rumor mill has all but confirmed the new iPhone 7 will come without a standard headphone jack. So what does that mean for you? Follow us as we explore the strange new world where Lightning and Bluetooth reign supreme.
Between the Streams, DT’s newest web show/podcast is your guide to all of the most important, and hottest new developments in streaming and entertainment
Shure unleashes eight years of grueling R&D in its first electrostatic earphones, a remarkable pair of in-ears with mind-blowing sound quality (and a kingly price).
Laika drops the latest trailer for its new animation adventure, Kubo and the Two Strings, showing even more of the magical world the film will unleash.
Shure’s SHA900 portable headphone amp is sleek and sexy if not a bit big, and it portably provides supremely realistic reproduction of all your music. At $1,000, you’d better bring your gold card, though.
Our coverage of Mobile World Congress day 2 includes everything from an futuristic interactive projector to a BB-8-style rolling robot that shoots lasers.
After a petition began circling for Ryan Reynolds to host Saturday Night Live -- as Deadpool -- the actor couldn't help but give a send-up to Kanye West
With multiple ways to play, a ton of available components, and streaming support for nearly anything in your home, Yamaha’s MusicCast system is a promising new multiroom player, with potential to become a top contender.
Fox has brought back its $25,000 prize, awarded to those who check out its TV streaming apps. But will the old pay TV players ever catch up to Netflix?
Doppler Labs’ new Here Active Listening system offers a brilliantly simple way to enhance, augment, and silence the world around you in real time, like augmented reality for your ears.
Time Warner Inc. is reportedly working on a deal to buy a 25 percent share of streaming service Hulu, with a goal of stopping current season streaming.
China-based 1More bursts onto the U.S. headphone scene with its new Triple Driver in-ear headphones, which look great, and sounds even better for just $100.