Music and Video - Tips & How-Tos

Whether you use a camera or a smartphone to take pictures, we tell you how to easily view your photos on your TV.

Follow these three steps to pair your Mpow headphones with your Android phone, iPhone or laptop. Still having trouble? We’ve got tips on how to get it working.

Follow these three steps to pair your Skullcandy headphones or Bluetooth speaker with your Android phone, iPhone or laptop. We also tell you how to fix pairing problems.

These streaming services offer licensed programming without charging you a monthly membership or pay-per-view fee.

Here's what you need to know about setting up your own Alexa routines for easy smart home automation.

We found big sales already underway and some awesome sales starting on Thanksgiving or Black Friday that last through Cyber Monday. 

Let Alexa play host to your next family game night with these 10 fun brainy games. 

Sling TV, DirecTV Now, Playstation Vue and YouTube TV want to replace your cable service. Low prices and extra features make switching appealing.

There is no need to silently suffer the stuttering play and constant pausing associated with slow Internet connections while streaming.

Looking to download YouTube videos so you can watch them offline? We have three options for how to do it.

Buying a TV is expensive, and there is nothing worse than knowing you got a bad deal. So is buying online the best choice?

Hate those wires running from your cable box to your sleek flatscreen TV? We have a couple of easy solutions that will leave you cord free in no time.  

Get your Game of Thrones fix without the outrageous cable bill with these simple and inexpensive Internet options for HBO.

Getting a great-sounding pair of in-ear headphones is in part about the fit. Here's how to get the most out of your pair.

At home or out of town, we'll show you the best way to catch the game, follow along on your mobile device and see many of the great ads before they air!

Your favorite TV shows and movies don't need to stay trapped in your living room. Learn how to take them with you.

Setting up parental controls and installing Internet security software for your child's new computer, game system, tablet or smartphone.

All electronics contain circuit boards, which is where many toxins reside, but a handful of devices are big offenders.

Water and sand don’t mix well with most electronic devices. Here’s how to protect them and select beach-proof alternatives.

Is it time for you to pull the plug on your pay TV provider?

Baby-proofing your home entertainment gear will help protect both your investment and your child. Follow these seven tips to a safer home.

Gadget insurance protects you against the common risks of damage and theft.

With some easy-to-follow tips, you can create a movie theater-like surround sound experience in your living room, den or even your bedroom.

If you feel sick when watching 3D movies, it may be a sign that you have a common binocular vision problem. Diagnosis and treatment can help.

There’s no need to crowd around the tiny 3-inch displays found on today’s cameras and camcorders or even your computer when it’s so easy to show off your photos and videos on your big-screen TV.

From family photos to Netflix movies to your Twitter feed, there’s plenty of great content on the Internet that you could be enjoying right now on your TV.

With a Skype-enabled HDTV, you can now make free video calls from the comfort and convenience of your living room. Here's how to do it.

Find out how to turn your lawn into a home theater for watching your favorite movies with friends and family.

Young children are highly succeptable to hearing damage when using headphones at too high a volume. Find out what you need to keep them safe.

If you plan to purchase a 3DTV, follow this advice to make sure you get the rich, vibrant, immersive experience you're looking for.

Stepping up to true surround sound system will greatly enhance your movie viewing experience. To get the best sound, though, make sure you follow these five important tips.

The Zippity learning system from Leapfrog uses interactive, full-body play to help kids learn.

Simple use of labels and zip ties can keep that unruly mess of cords under control.

Our short video will show you which sources and cables will give you a high-definition picture on your HDTV.