News, comparisons and advice to help you make sense of streaming.
Rising inflation might have you taking a look at how to stream TV and movies for free. Start here.
Disney's next Marvel series is likely to start streaming before Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness does. Here's all your big questions, answered.
Peacock streams free movies and TV shows, but you must pay to unlock the full catalog -- including Firestarter, which hit theaters Friday.
If your kids love to watch SpongeBob, Paw Patrol, Steven Universe and more, these are ways to set safeguards while they binge.
Obi-Wan Kenobi and Stranger Things 4 are hot tickets on their platforms, but here's how Disney Plus and Netflix stack up.
Where does Netflix rank these days? A breakdown of the best streaming platforms and their shows, movies, sports, features and prices.
Apple is known for its expensive products, but the company's star-studded streaming service won't hurt your bank account.
Now including Disney Plus and an unlimited DVR, Hulu's Live TV service offers a compelling alternative to YouTube TV.
Streaming is the present and the future of TV. Netflix started the streaming revolution in 2007 and remains the leader today but numerous other services have become household names too: Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Disney Plus and more. Meanwhile devices from Roku to Fire TV to smart TVs to your phone and tablet offer those apps and hundreds more, delivering millions of hours of video and a level of choice that traditional cable can't begin to match. |
We created this guide to give you an inside track on the best news and advice about streaming. You'll find CNET's informative reviews and comparisons not just of the best services and hardware to buy, but also how to use them. We'll guide you through cord cutting, tell you how to save money and how to improve your wi-fi for a better experience. And when everything's squared away we'll suggest stuff to watch and tell you what's coming soon, including news from our sister site TV Guide. |
So sit back, relax, fire up an app and enjoy the golden age of TV. You won't miss a thing. |