Shocking Tuesday's audience, Jon Stewart suddenly announced he will be leaving The Daily Show at the end of his contract, a post he has held since 1999.
50 Shades of Grey is ripe for the picking when it comes to parody, so Booya pictures ups the ante by turning to the antithesis of the title roll, Buscemi.
As new rumors emerge about Apple’s plans for a Web TV service to compete with Sling TV, we put together our wish list for Apple to build a superior offering.
Drytunes isn't your ordinary Bluetooth speaker, but a weatherized case designed to take your music, and your gear into virtually any aquatic environment.
Yamaha pumps up the bass with the EPH-M200 in-ear headphones, which proffer massive 16mm drivers serving up a potent blast of sound through ergonomic titanium tubes. However, those who prioritize balance and presence need not apply.
Netflix dug deeper into the movie business today, inking a deal with "The League" star and film maker Mark Duplass and brother Jay for four Indie films.
Overstock sees opportunity in Amazon's streaming video success, preparing a competing service that will aim to entice customers to join its loyalty program.
While the price is certainly not for the timid, UE’s Megaboom follows up the company’s extremely successful Boom Bluetooth speaker with bigger sound, stronger armor, and the best Bluetooth range in the biz.
Cambridge Audio’s Bluetone 100 leverages the company’s proprietary BMR drivers to deliver a powerful punch and wide stereo image from a compact speaker. However, with no rechargeable battery option, the speaker isn’t as portable as its peers.
In an homage to tangible music formats, Trevor Jackson has released his latest album, Format, across 12 different mediums, including vinyl, CD, and VHS.
Cambridge throws down a fleet of new devices for 2015 in the new CX series, including new receivers, amplifiers, a Network player, and a new CD player.
WiSA's wireless home theater protocol has new partners that just might help turn the wireless tide, perhaps eliminating speaker wires and bulky electronics.
In a candid interview with Rolling Stone Executive Editor Nathan Bracket, rock legend Neil Young talks about the future for his hi-resolution audio device.
The newest headphones created via a partnership between Quincy Jones and AKG offer noise cancellation, EQ, sound calibration, and sound stage adjustment.