Philips news

They run either Android or Saphi

Although with limitations

With hidden references to new 'Sabrina' Android TV dongle

No more audio cables required

GeForce Now is no longer exclusive to the company's Shield box

The China factory is currently producing 48-inch panels

No support for LG and Samsung TVs at launch

Update also adds support for Alexa, Siri & Google Assistant

Ahead of Google's rumored new Android TV device

Multiroom audio together with Chromecast & Google Home devices

New OLED & LCD TVs with Android, Ambilight and 'AI' video processor. Here's the 2020 line-up

About High Frame Rate, the evolution of cinema display technology and what it means for the home

Disney+ will come pre-installed on 2020 models

A double-blind study carried out by Pixar, Amazon, LG, ASC and Warner Bros

Our first impressions, videos from the presentation, and technical information

With an 'AI' video processor, a new remote, and new speakers systems.

At CES 2020, Funai's Philips also announced new Android TVs and Roku TVs.

It is even more remarkable that almost nobody seemed to notice their absence.

Roku trying to move upmarket with support for 4K, HDR, and soon 8K

Here's how it works.

What we know, what we think we know, and what we hope for.

After more than a decade of dominance, the LCD market is starting to implode

Just like Android 9, there are no new significant user-facing TV features

FBI has seen it necessary to warn about Smart TVs

What you need to know about apps, picture/audio quality, the plus, and the rest

Philips is bringing OLED to its mid-range 7 series. The 9 series models feature Dolby Atmos

Specs may exclude Samsung's 8K TVs

The box does not support HDR video...

Stadia integration, a "hero device", more ads, and efforts to reduce fragmentation

Two decades have not closed this gap. On the contrary, the gap is getting wider