Microsoft is bringing Dolby Vision HDR to the Xbox One, Walmart considers a video subscription service, and Roku made their own wireless speakers. The post Entertainment 2.0 #453 – HDR Pie in the Face appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Microsoft’s video service on Android and iOS, the Surface Go, and an in-depth discussion of the past and future of the Xbox One, on episode 452 of the Entertainment 2.0 podcast. The post Entertainment 2.0 #452 – Narrative-Driven Podcasting appeared

Most of the streaming TV providers have raised their rates. Why? Philips has an incredibly bright 4k monitor, and more keyboard/mouse on Xbox details leak from Microsoft. The post Entertainment 2.0 #451 – Coincidence or Collusion appeared first on

Before getting into Microsoft's Xbox announcements from E3 2018 the guys discuss Plex's new grid guide and Amazon's Fire TV Cube. The post Entertainment 2.0 #450 – E3 2018 appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

YouTube Music attempts to clean up Google’s audio offerings. Plex adds podcasts. Pandora adds a family plan, and Groove is dying on Android and iOS. The post Entertainment 2.0 #449 – You Don’t Have a Team! appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

Hulu Live gets an almost grid guide. Plex goes HDR on Xbox One while bringing your music to Sonos and the Xbox Adaptive Controller opens a new world of gaming to gamers who are differently abled. The post Entertainment 2.0 #448 – The Big Rip: UHD E

What do Microsoft’s announcements and non-announcements tell us about their consumer-facing plans for the near future? We cover that, Sling TV, Android TV, and more. The post Entertainment 2.0 #447 – Build 2018 appeared first on The Digital Media Z

The April Xbox Update has landed with a plethora of features. Pandora’s new service comes to Xbox as well. Spotify’s free plan gets better, and Digital Foundry dives deep into FreeSync. The post Entertainment 2.0 #446: UHD-Curious appeared first on The D

Tablo has a new DVR and services, there are multiple Hulu deals to take advantage of, and Microsoft surprises us with even more backward compatibility news. The post Entertainment 2.0 #445: I Want AI in My DVR appeared first on The Digital Media Zone.

A Microsoft reorganization split Windows and left Terry Myerson job hunting as they plan to launch the next Windows version. Listeners provided Blu-ray ripping tips. ESPN is launching a streaming service while Amazon kills off music storage. The post Ent