Showtime has seamlessly integrated its streaming service into Paramount+, which officially launched on June 27th. The new offering, known as the Paramount+ with Showtime plan, is attractively priced at $11.99 per month.
In this article, we’ll examine two of the best ways to take your theater to the ‘next level’ - the madVR Envy Video Processor, and the Panamorph DCR Anamorphic Lens. Both of these devices provide significant benefits for watching movies, but there is often some confusion about what they each do, what benefits each provides, how to choose between them, and how they would work together.
Showtime has seamlessly integrated its streaming service into Paramount+, which officially launched on June 27th. The new offering, known as the Paramount+ with Showtime plan, is attractively priced at $11.99 per month.
Tidal’s CEO, Jesse Dorogusker, announced on Reddit that beginning June 29th, Tidal will have hi-res FLAC (free lossless Audio Codec) tracks in up to 24bit/192kHz available for their Early Access Program (EAP) users.
Showtime has seamlessly integrated its streaming service into Paramount+, which officially launched on June 27th. The new offering, known as the Paramount+ with Showtime plan, is attractively priced at $11.99 per month.
In this article, we’ll examine two of the best ways to take your theater to the ‘next level’ - the madVR Envy Video Processor, and the Panamorph DCR Anamorphic Lens. Both of these devices provide significant benefits for watching movies, but there is often some confusion about what they each do, what benefits each provides, how to choose between them, and how they would work together.
Showtime has seamlessly integrated its streaming service into Paramount+, which officially launched on June 27th. The new offering, known as the Paramount+ with Showtime plan, is attractively priced at $11.99 per month.
Tidal’s CEO, Jesse Dorogusker, announced on Reddit that beginning June 29th, Tidal will have hi-res FLAC (free lossless Audio Codec) tracks in up to 24bit/192kHz available for their Early Access Program (EAP) users.
Apple's newest security updates for iPad, iPhone, other products fixes security flaws that are being exploited in spyware attacks.