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Simon Cohen

Simon Cohen covers a variety of consumer technology, but has a special passion for audio and video products, like wireless, whole-home music systems, 4K HDR TV, and surround sound technologies like Dolby Atmos. He has appeared as a guest tech expert on international TV and radio programmes, including BBC Radio, CTV News Channel, and CBC Radio. He is currently a full-time contributor to Digital Trends' Entertainment and Home Theater sections.

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Apple’s new TV app: All of your shows, on (almost) every device you own

Apple is updating its TV app into a truly cross-platform one-stop shop for all of your movies and TV shows. It will appear on smart TVs and devices from Roku and Amazon, but there are still questions about features and pricing.
Posted — By Simon Cohen
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Home Theater

Google says its YouTube TV is now available in 100 percent of U.S. markets

Google has announced that its YouTube TV livestreaming service now covers all 210 of the U.S. markets needed to give it access to 100 percent of American households, something it has been promising since its 2017 launch.
Posted — By Simon Cohen
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Home Theater

MGM’s Epix Now service is now available on Roku and Amazon Fire TV

MGM's Epix Now, a streaming platform that combines all four of its live TV channels and a huge catalog of thousands of on-demand movies and TV shows, is now available on Amazon Fire TV and Roku.
Posted — By Simon Cohen
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Home Theater

FuboTV hikes price by $10 per month as streaming market matures

In what has become a trend in recent months among live TV streaming providers, FuboTV is raising its monthly rate to $55 per month, up from $45 per month for new subscribers, as of March 28.
Posted — By Simon Cohen
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Home Theater

Infinity and Atom are the latest players in the movie ticket subscription game

With movie subscription incumbent MoviePass teetering on the edge of collapse, two new players are looking for a slice. Atom Tickets and Infinity both have plans to launch services in 2019, but with very different approaches.
Posted — By Simon Cohen
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Home Theater

SiliconDust’s HDHomeRun swings and misses, abandons live TV streaming service

After only a few months of operation, SiliconDust, maker of the popular HDHomeRun line of OTA receivers, is shutting down its HDHomeRun Premium TV live TV streaming service, likely due to the legal woes of its partner, Omniverse.
Posted — By Simon Cohen
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