Recently I took the dive and got a Sony PlayStation 4 Pro (PS4 Pro), to put alongside the Xbox One that I have gathering dust in my room. The reasons the Xbox has been sitting unused is really simple: The game selection has dwindled in recent years, with only about one or two games a year …
Pentatonix burst onto the scene in 2011 as the Season 3 winners of The Sing-Off. And while there were four seasons, and four winners, they are the only ones that really took off and made a name for themselves. Over the years they’ve won Grammy’s and YouTube Music Awards, and their covers of songs have …
In the past I’ve talked about other streaming services, such as Hulu TV and YouTube TV, and today my focus is turned to CBS All-Access. For just $5.99/month ($9.99 without ads) you can watch CBS on all your mobile devices, not just from an On-Demand service or a desktop website. It gives you next day access …
I’ve had YouTube TV now for a few weeks, and here is the good and bad/strange of it: The service is smooth. The startup is quick, the channels all run smoothly (I’ve had internet connectivity buffering, but never buffering because of YouTube), and the app is easily laid out. The Channels are seemingly in a …
I am in the midst of changing over from Spotify (which I’ve been a big fan of over the years) to Google Music, and while only a day or two in I already have some thoughts on it. While Google Play Music is the same price as Spotify, the benefits are seemingly much greater…the only …
When you go to watch a legitimate movie on digital, you are presented with many options, from Apple’s library to Amazon Prime and Vudu to Crackle. But the biggest issue is: After you “buy” or “rent” the movie, where can you watch it? If you bought it from Apple, you are stuck to watching it …
Recently I’ve been listening to a lot of Paramore, and I don’t think it’s possible to get too much of them. From their early stuff (such as the ever popular Misery Business) to their Grammy-winning Ain’t It Fun they constantly put on a great show. One of the videos I’ll throw on in the background is their …
Ever wonder how many emails you get a day? I often wonder, especially since I delete most of them as soon as they come in. So yesterday I decided to count up what came in, and how many of them were just completely useless (and likely unopened). All these are from my primary email account: …
Vessel is a new video streaming service that launched early this morning at Vessel.com. The service has videos from free sites (such as YouTube and the likes), but also will have exclusive videos a few days before they are available elsewhere online. These videos will come from YouTube, Buzzfeed, CollegeHumor and many more providers. The …
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