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Apple is reportedly close to sealing a deal that would allow it to transform the classic “Time Bandits” movie into a TV show.

With a growing list of competitors in streaming video, what can the discount retailer offer that isn't already available?

Spotify also said that it crossed 180 million monthly active users (free and paid) during the second quarter of 2018.

A new report claims that Microsoft is planning to release two versions of its next-generation "Scarlett" Xbox console and one of them will be dedicated to streaming games.

Amid its ongoing battle with Amazon, Walmart is reportedly thinking of launching a low-cost streaming service to rival Prime Video, Netflix and other similar services.

“Foyle’s War” and “Doc Martin” have left Netflix, but American viewers can watch on a different streaming service.

The Netflix app’s Smart Downloads feature will automatically delete the downloaded episode that the user has finished watching, and it will start downloading the next one.

YouTube is experimenting on new features that will expand its news coverage effort.

Netflix is getting rid of the feature that allowed its users to write reviews for movies and TV shows on its website.

The new "Ultra" plan costs around $20 and allows a maximum of 4 simultaneous streams at 4K HDR.

Check out what Netflix is adding in July.

Google is reportedly working on a gaming device for its rumored Yeti streaming service.

Facebook rolled out fb.gg, a gaming-focused streaming hub that allows viewers to financially compensate their favorite streamers.

Microsoft is officially terminating its Groove Music app for iOS and Android devices this year.

Pandora has introduced a new plan that is very similar to what Apple Music offers.

A Marvel movie, a beloved rom-com and a historical biopic are just a few of the movies leaving Netflix in June.

Apple’s revival of “Amazing Stories” now has new showrunners.

If you thought the leading streaming provider uses its data only in matters regarding programming, think again.

YouTube Premium will replace YouTube Red and will cost $11.99.

YouTube has launched a new feature that automatically identifies and gives credits to music used in videos.

More competing streaming services could actually increase viewership for Netflix and Prime.