When a TV Talking Head Becomes a Talking Body
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A female news anchor's first-person account of a photo shoot of public nudity leads to a ratings triumph in Cleveland.
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A new software upgrade to Apple TV turns the device into a substantially different product.
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New consumer devices use bone-conduction technology to produce sound by vibrating the bones around the hearer's ear, so the sound is all in your head. By Laila Weir.
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With the advent of a new generation of relatively affordable mobile antennas, satellite television is about to jump from the living room to the back seats of vans, recreational vehicles and family cars.
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Voice over Internet Protocol may be about to enter your living room.
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Discrete device turns off televisions, creating a little peace and quiet. Until the yelling starts.
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LCD TVs are well on their way to becoming the most popular television technology, and HDTV heads into the mainstream.
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After decades of hype, interactive television is now pouring into American living rooms. But how much do viewers really want to interact?
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The fall TV season is about to begin. The push is on from the broadcast networks to tempt you into watching what they spent the past year pounding into shape.
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Devices that incorporate speech recognition are starting to hit the mass market, giving users the ability to let their mouths do the walking â and the searching.
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Now you can project different images of yourself on the mobile phone, depending on who's calling.
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Devices that incorporate speech recognition are starting to hit the mass market, giving users the ability to let their mouths do the walking -- and the searching.
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Miniature mobile phones, which already double as cameras, Internet devices and music players, are poised to merge with the largest of home appliances: the television.
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Digital, high-definition television can be a complex enough business in its own right. But the shift from analog to digital now also means a shift from fat to flat. -The Washington Post
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Your weekly dose of television gupshup.
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By Hiawatha Bray, The Boston Globe  Sep. 11--THE NEW CENTER OF ATTENTION: Millions of us flip on the TV set  after a hard day's work.    But a large and growing number reach instead for the power buttons on  their home computers.
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The picture is grainy and the technology won't last, but TV programming is here to stay.