TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.

Streaming and digital downloads have become the main way most of us consume our favorite TV shows and movies. Still, collector's will always hold a special place for an actual physical media ...

One of director Tim Burton’s most beloved films, Edward Scissorhands, is 35 years old this year. And as we’re starting to see happen with pretty likeable regularity now, Disney is choosing to ...

You’d think Activision would be all-in on promoting Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 – especially after its relatively tame beta – but it’s actually putting a bunch of energy behind last year’s Black Ops 6 ...

If you're interested in adding a dedicated 4K Blu-ray player to your home theater, check out Amazon's deal on the Sony UBP-X700U before it disappears. Released earlier this year with a $300 price tag, ...

Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson with Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, Benicio del Toro, Regina Hall, Chase Infiniti, and Teyana Taylor starring, One Battle After Another looks to be an early contender ...

Overwatch 2 is nearing its release date of 4 October 2022, and a string of new details have surfaced beforehand. One of the first details that have caught the player's focus would be their efforts to ...

Bungie knows there are a lot of Destiny 2 players who had their in-game names changed against their will, but it’s not sure when a fix will arrive for everyone. More like this Pete Parsons Is Leaving ...

Sony's current PS Store sale is coming to an end. The Player's Choice promotion is an absolutely colossal offering, spanning almost 5,000 different games, available only until 22nd October. However, ...

With streaming prices going up and movies and TV shows hopping from one service to another without warning, it's a good time to own your favorites on physical media. Whether it's to ensure you can ...

Magnetar MKII Series Conclusion The only major consumer electronics companies still in the Blu-ray hardware business are Panasonic and Sony (unless you count Microsoft, whose top-of-the-line $600 Xbox ...