If you’re looking for a Valentine’s Day gift that feels both personal and genuinely innovative, Homture might have something ...

And our testing reveals that, much like last year's QN90D, the QN90F really struggles with blooming. A combination of Samsung ...

If you're looking for a TV that can serve double duty as an art installation or digital picture frame, then Samsung's "The Frame" series TV is what you're looking for. For a limited time, Woot (owned ...

Samsung’s The Frame smart TVs have come a long way since their 2017 debut. Launched to appeal to the crowd that wants a big TV but doesn’t want that TV to dominate their decor, its main feature is an ...

Amazon is releasing the Ember Artline Fire TV in Spring 2026 to compete with Samsung's Frame TV. The new TV includes a magnetic frame and integrates with Amazon Photos for Prime members at no extra ...

The Samsung Frame TV, first announced in 2017, doesn’t look all that great as an actual television. But switch it off and it sure is pretty—certainly much better to look at than an empty black void.

Amazon is rolling out a Fire TV redesign that puts more focus on the content, while also simplifying the navigation and layout. The update represents the first major Fire TV release in years from a ...

When most TVs aren’t in use, they sit as an ugly black screen in the middle of the living room. With The Frame, Samsung invented an entirely new kind of TV — an art TV that complements your home decor ...

LG Electronics has launched its own art television in competition with Samsung's The Frame. The Gallery TV launches at CES 2026 next week in 55-inch and 65-inch sizes. The low-profile TV runs on LG's ...

LG has announced the Gallery TV, its answer to Samsung Frame. The set sits flush on a wall, looking like art when not in use. The Gallery TV will debut at CES 2026. There's a new entry in the "canvas ...

Ahead of CES 2026, LG has announced its new “Gallery TV” which is designed to take on Samsung’s popular “The Frame.” Samsung’s “The Frame” TV is an art and aesthetic-focused take on a TV, and has seen ...

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.