In terms of pure specs, the TCL QM9K is a 4K QLED mini-LED TV with a 144Hz native refresh rate and support for high dynamic ...

Bursting onto the cinema camera scene, the Nikon ZR packs powerful video features into a truly compact body and is an ...

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While the Philips Hue Secure 2K Wired doesn't exactly excel in any particular area, it doesn't disappoint in any area either. The video feed is of a high quality, the motion detection and other camera ...

Social media is abuzz with the term “19-Minute Viral Video,” which, according to viral posts, is linked to an explicit video capturing a couple’s private moments. Many social media users claim that it ...

Black Friday is officially over, and for some of you, that might mean you have bagged some top-notch TV and AV kit at a bargain price. But how can you put your new system through its paces? That's ...

Having been deputy editor of Home Cinema choice in the past, I know the value of great quality source material when it comes to setting up a TV or sound system. I also like to check my own system from ...

Downloading content from YouTube for your own personal usage can be a challenge at times. 4K Video Downloader Plus is a simple Mac app that makes it much easier to do ...

Digiarty's VideoProc Converter AI can enhance your old, grainy, shaky, and low resolution video by using AI to enhance it and increase the output resolution by up to 4x, making it much sharper for ...

YouTube has a new feature that will automatically upscale videos. Upscaling will start on videos that are less than HD quality. Creators can opt out, and viewers can choose to view the original. That ...

“‘Clip Bait’ is what happens when viral videos stop being watched and start getting judged,” said Vice Studios head of non-scripted development Joe Ingham. “This big, beautiful, bonkers format is part ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...