Watch Rajya Sabha live as AAP MP Raghav Chadha seeks a discussion on "atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh" and the arrest of ...

NEW YORK — For some television viewers, size apparently does matter. Forget the 65-inch TVs that were considered bigger than average a decade ago. In time for the holidays, manufacturers and ...

Stubby, the Columbus Zoo's much-loved surrogate mama manatee, will be part of the NBC program's focus on the zoo's efforts to ...

Impact Link Is Apple going to build a TV? First: Probably not. Second: It would be a terrible idea if Apple did. But for the record, Apple is "evaluating" the idea of an Apple-branded set ...

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has resurrected the idea of an Apple television, albeit couching this in the most uncertain of terms. [The company] may even revisit the idea of making an Apple-branded ...

For several years back in the late 2000s and early 2010s, there were persistent rumors that Apple was making its own TV set (mostly stemming from analyst Gene Munster). It made sense after all ...

The Big Ten has set a time for Rutgers’ final regular-season game. The final tilt of the regular season for Rutgers will kick off at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 30 when the Scarlet Knights (6-4 ...

However, what was more surprising is that according to Mark Gurman, Apple is once again “evaluating” the idea of releasing an Apple-branded TV set. According to Gurman, Apple’s so-called TV ...

Here’s how it works. We find ourselves turning back the channel to talk yet again about the possibility of an Apple TV set because of a short item in Bloomberg's Power On newsletter that ...

Gurman's Power On newsletter, that goes out every Sunday, has said Apple may "revisit the idea of making an Apple-branded TV set". He writes that the company is "evaluating" the concept.

That’s not something we’ve seen on a lot of other Android TV sets. When it comes to gaming, the U8 is still no slouch. This TV is able to play games on the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 at ...

The result for the average viewer? A clearer image, more accurate color, and with most new TV sets, High Dynamic Range, or HDR (more on that in a bit). Since each pixel is smaller, and thus each ...