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With YouTube being the platform in which you can watch all kinds of videos, ranging from pre-recorded to content to live streams, we guess it made sense that eventually YouTube would start to offer up TV-like content, and that’s exactly what they have done as they have officially announced YouTube TV.

This service has actually been rumored about for a while now and it looks like it has finally come to fruition According to YouTube’s announcement, “Live TV streaming from ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, regional sports networks and dozens of popular cable networks. YouTube TV gives you the best of live TV, from must-see broadcast shows like “Empire,” “The Voice,” “The Big Bang Theory” and “Scandal,” to the live sports you want. YouTube TV includes major sports networks like ESPN and regional sports networks like Fox Sports Networks and Comcast SportsNet, so you can watch your favorite NBA or MLB teams.”

The service will also let users record live TV shows and will never have to worry about running out of storage. It will also work across multiple devices that can run YouTube, such as your TV via Chromecast, your phone, tablet, or computer. You’ll also be able to tune into  YouTube Red Originals, and you’ll be able to juggle as many as 6 accounts at once.

Of course this won’t be free as YouTube TV will cost $35 a month, but if you think that this is worth the subscription then you’ll want to head on over to its website where you can sign up to be notified when the service has launched in your area.

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When you think of large screen TVs with a 4K resolution, there’s a good chance you’re probably thinking about how expensive such setups will cost. We’ve seen how some brands and depending on the size, can beyond the $1,000 limit, which frankly speaking is more than what some out there would pay.

However if you wanted a 4K big screen TV that does not break the bank, you’ll be interested to learn that Vizio has announced their all-new 2017 VIZIO SmartCast E-Series collection. The E-series collection will come a variety of sizes, ranging from 32-inches to 80-inches, but if you wanted 4K HDR TVs, then these models start at 55-inches and above.

According to Vizio, “With advanced picture quality technologies like High Dynamic Range with HDR10 content support on the 55” class size and above, the E-Series is one of the most feature-rich entry-level options available to consumers.  Unlike edge-lit LED backlight displays, VIZIO utilizes a powerful Full-Array LED backlight and up to 16 Active LED Zones that dynamically adjust to on-screen content, producing dark, inky black levels much richer than edge-lit LED backlight displays can deliver.”

In terms of cost, like we said these TVs are pretty affordable with the base 32-inch model starting at $210, while the 55-inch model we mentioned above with HDR is priced at $550. If you want to go all out, the top of the line 80-inch 4K HDR model will retail for $3,400. All of this sounds great, and depending on you, it might be enough to forgive the company for their privacy snafu.

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Urbanears would like to make sure your spring is a whole lot more fun and interesting with a few new colors for its earphone. The Urbanears’ SS17 colorways were certainly inspired by what its designers saw around them — taking bold shades of cosmic dust. Basically, it does not matter what kind of music genre that you listen to to get your groove on — as long as you place your ears with any of the following Urbanears earphones, you will come into contact with the likes of Comet Green, Cosmos Purple or Eclipse Blue.

These new earphone models are the Plattan 2 that will retail for $50 a pop, the more expensive $119 Plattan ADV Wireless, and for those who are on a budget, the $49 Sumpan. Why the shade of Comet Green? Well, Comet Green is described to be bright like the dusty tail of a shooting star, where this curious shade of pastel ought to be able to provide listeners with any thrill that they seek. Wearing a pair of earphones in Comet Green will certainly add a surprising color burst to everyday routines.

As for Cosmos Purple, it arrives in a deep shade that is wise like the eye of a nebula, which ought to be able to bring about a strange new order to one’s earthly mannerisms. Last but not least, there is Eclipse Blue, which is comfortable to wear in its own gemlike shadow, and is hypnotic to look at.

There are five standard Urbanears shades in the market: Indigo, Tomato, Black, Dark Grey, and White. Apart from these staples, there will be half a dozen seasonal colors that are set to join the mix every single year, allocating three for Fall/Winter, and three for Spring/Summer. Definitely a little bit of something for everyone from time to time to be fashionably chic even in the world of tech.

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