Smart TV news

4 OLED ranges. Dolby Vision + Atmos in all OLED & most LCD TVs. Here's Panasonic's 2019 TV line-up

Will be available in 43, 50, and 55" sizes starting this month

Meaning that "while the TV is sleeping, Netflix is still awake"

Lets you place a small video window in the corner of the screen

Ohh, how ironic.

Sony's A8G (AG8) and A9G (AG9) are now available in the US and Europe in 55, 65, and 77" sizes

The app is now available on Android TV, in addition to Apple TV, Roku and FireTV

18 years after it was introduced

Here’s a major update of the HDR Ecosystem Tracker

tvOS will also get a revamped home screen, multi-user support, 4K HDR underwater screensavers

New 9 and 8 series LCD TVs with 4K resolution and Android

LG is expanding its OLED line-up with 8K and is adding HDMI 2.1. There are also new "NanoCell" LCD TVs. Here's LG's 2019 TV line-up

The company has resumed the roll-out in the US and Europe

LG rolling out built-in Alexa support to 2019 TVs in 14 countries

2019 line-up comprises P Quantum X, P Quantum, M Quantum, and V series

Prices start at $400 for a 50-inch model.

X800M2 is a refreshed version of the original X800 that now supports Dolby Vision

Including Doom Patrol, Titans, and Assault on Arkham

Roku says that it has taken the lead from Samsung

Google is introducing a 'Reference +' platform to address Android TV fragmentation

New lifestyle, 4K and 8K LCD TVs with FALD, AirPlay 2, and wider viewing angles. A full overview of Samsung's 2019 TV line-up

Bitrate is also increasing. Roku has a strong lead in TV platforms but "the battle for the TV is not over"

Huawei is planning to introduce the world's first 5G-enabled TV as early as this year, according to Nikkei

4K OLED, 4K LCD & 8K LCD with Dolby Vision + Atmos, Android TV, AirPlay 2, and more. A full overview of Sony's 2019 TV line-up

Samsung's high-end Q models and mid-range RU models are now widely available

After years of dispute, Amazon and Google have reached an agreement

Starting with OS 9.1 other streaming providers will have to take a back seat to The Roku Channel

A universal remote control with built-in Amazon Alexa voice features

Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic - and The Simpsons

It would be reasonable to assume that two Dolby Vision devices would work together, right?