Digital Entertainment

Google finally reveals its set-top-box, and it's just as we suspected.

Don't expect to see this stand-alone service until next year.

This would be an awesome gift for a PlayStation gamer this holiday season.

Shareholders at Comcast and Time Warner approve of the merger deal.

Could this be another Lost TV series?

Comcast is all for the Time Warner merger.

The FCC is extending the feedback windows thanks to a filing by DISH Network.

Bethesda caves in and lists a minimum set of specifications for The Evil Within on PC.

Twitch-based campaigns will now use labels if a broadcaster is getting paid by an advertiser.

Gigabyte has five new headsets for the PC and mobile gamer.

Valve's Steam Music Player allows users to play their music in and out of Steam-based games.

This deal has its many catches, though.

Sony has already landed a deal with Viacom.

Don't want U2's new album in your music library? Here's how to delete it.

Looks like Verizon is going to put its Intel Media acquisition into good use.

The second largest music streaming service is coming to America.

Netflix reveals that its interconnection deals are helping traffic.

Dell launched its own "Cast" device, but there's a catch.

Facebook saw a 50 percent growth in video viewing in just two months.

How can you go wrong with a DVR packing 24 TB of storage?