作者彙整: Chris Wedel

Best answer: Yes, Disney has an agreement with Samsung to distribute Disney Plus (Disney+) on its smart TVs on models running Samsung’s Tizen OS all the way from 2016 to its latest TVs. For TVs that are not, there’s always the Chromecast.

Marvel on demand: Disney+ ($7/month at Disney+)
Cast away: Chromecast ($35 at Amazon)

Disney+ is finally here!

Disney+ is now available in many places and platforms, including on most newer model Samsung TVs. Basically, if you have a Samsung TV from 2016 or newer that is running Samsung’s Tizen OS, then you should be able to download the Disney+ app and watch it natively.

This is great news for users who have a relatively recent Samsung TV, as being able to watch natively offers a great experience and means you won’t have to go digging through a secondary console device or use your phone as a remote while Chromecasting them.

What’s it like watching Disney+ on a Samsung TV?

Samsung smart TVs use Tizen, which is an operating system built by Sa… 閱讀全文 →

Disney+ is finally out in the wild so we can catch-up on so many favorite Disney classics, Marvel hits, the Star Wars saga, and much more. Disney is also offering the chance to get its new streaming service bundled with Hulu and ESPN+ — which is a great deal at $13 per month. However, if you sign-up for this bundle, the Hulu you get will be the ad-supported version. So, if you prefer your Hulu minus the ads, then follow along to find out how to bundle up and hold the ads.

Products used in this guide

Get it together: Disney+ bundle ($13/month at Disney+)
TV Sans ads: Hulu (ad-free) ($12/month at Hulu)

How to the Disney+ bundle with ad-free Hulu

Go to Hulu and sign-up for the ad-free plan.

Enter your personal info and continue.
Select your payment method to finish your subscription to Hulu ad-free.

Now that your Hulu account is set up let’s set up the Disney+ bundle

After clicking Sign Up Now you can enter the same email you used for setting up your Hulu account.
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The remaining Marvel movies will be added in early 2020.

What you need to know

Disney+ begins streaming for users on November 12.
Only four of the Marvel movies will not be on Disney+ at launch.
Those remaining Marvel movies will become available in early 2020.
Just like the movies that so many of us love from Disney, there is seemingly a last-minute bit of excitement before Disney+ goes live tomorrow. A new thread from the official Disney+ account gave us an early present with newly announced Marvel titles for launch day. While we knew that there is already a very expansive list of movies,that will be coming to Disney+ when the service begins streaming November 12, this update significantly fills in the gap for missing Marvel films.

Originally expected to arrive on the service December 11 was Avengers: Endgame, which Disney announced last week that it would now be available at launch. Today on Twitter, Disney confirmed that Iron Man 2, Thor, Captain America: The First Avenger, C… 閱讀全文 →

The app is currently up for pre-registration.

What you need to know

The app is currently in a pre-register stage.
Duet works via software and a USB cable.
You’ll have access to touchscreen functions as you’d use on your phone or tablet.
Fans of Android are well aware of the gap that exists between apps on the platform vs. iOS. This gap applies to apps that are available on both operating systems, but even more so towards apps that we can only find on iOS without a true option on Android. Finally, an app that has been previously developed only on iOS is making its debut to Android users.

Duet is an app — developed by a team of former Apple engineers — that lets you turn your phone, tablet, or Chromebook into a secondary display for your Windows or Mac computer.

Using the app seems to be pretty straightforward. You install Duet on your computer, download it on the device you want to use as the secondary display, launch both programs, and connect with a USB cable &mdash… 閱讀全文 →

Intro

The new kid

Fossil Gen 5 Carlyle

$295 at Amazon

Pros

Fantastic hardware
Vibrant, colorful screen
1GB of RAM and 8GB of storage
Cons

Screen brightness struggles in sunlight
Still some battery life struggles
The Fossil Gen 5 Carlyle is a near-perfect smartwatch. The well-tuned exterior casing, a solid rotating crown, some thoughtful tweaks to the software help this watch hum along wonderfully with the Snapdragon 3100 and 1GB of RAM. The only caveats keeping it from perfection are the battery life, a screen that can’t quite hold up under daylight, and—unfortunately—Wear OS.

The sport class

Fossil Sport

$275 at Fossil

Pros

Running latest Snapdragon 3100 processor
Very lightweight for those workouts
Six unique color options
Cons

Only 512mb of Ram and 4GB of storage
Pricey considering competitors
Fossil Sport is a good watch. It has solid, light hardware with features like the rotating crown that offer plenty of options for use. The variety of colors… 閱讀全文 →

With a puck-shaped case, the new Huawei FreeBuds 3 bring some potentially useful features.

What you need to know

Huawei’s updated FreeBuds earbuds feature active noise canceling.
The new Kirin A1 chip uses both Bluetooth 5.1 and BLE 5.1.
Color options are going to be black and white.
Battery life is to be four hours listening and 20 hours worth of charging from the case.
As we all know, headphone jacks are essentially done for good from our phones. Bluetooth is improving, and more manufacturers are releasing wireless options. Whether you prefer the style of over-the-ear, neckbuds, earbuds, or even bone conduction headphones, there is likely a style that will work for you. Huawei is one such company that is producing quality audio products.

Announced at IFA 2019 are the Huawei FreeBuds 3 TWS. These are an AirPods-style earbuds with an open-fit design that forgoes the silicone tips to seal out extra noise. Battery life is expected to be about four hours of listening with 20 hours wo… 閱讀全文 →