CES 2020: Plex Is Making Itself Impossible to Ignore as a Go-To Streaming Service
CES may be all about gadgets, but this year’s event is jam-packed with news from streaming services looking to muscle their way into the fray.
CES may be all about gadgets, but this year’s event is jam-packed with news from streaming services looking to muscle their way into the fray.
Sort of like Netflix, only free.
If you’re starting to see your evenings and weekends get sucked into binge-watching black holes, perhaps it’s time to pull back a little.
Just about all the popular services let you cache downloads for offline use. Here’s how to take advantage of it, and find the features in all the other streaming services you use too.
Now you can get the best of both services without having to pay for the privilege.
Wouldn’t it be great if all of that media could live in one place and be able to be easily accessed by your other computers and smart devices?
Tired of Netflix yanking down content? Here's how to set up your own private cloud-based streaming service.
If you’ve got a lot of movie and TV files floating around your computer you’re doing a disservice to your free time by not installing Plex.
Impossible just a few years ago, working effectively with web-based apps is now a completely viable. These are our current picks for the best applications on the internet.
Plex is a free software package that lets you stream your local movie or music files to other devices free of charge. Here are six reasons to consider setting it up.
The go-to networked movie streaming service lands on Sony's next-gen machine.
You don't need to pay for the app, but you do need to subscribe.
