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HBO has been one of the most dependable production hubs for quality miniseries going back to the ’80s, so it stands to reason that HBO Max would have maybe the strongest catalog of single-season TV shows of any streaming service. Of the hundreds of limited series available on HBO Max, many are worth watching, and…

With how successful video game adaptations of movies and TV shows have become, it’s no wonder we’re seeing a lot more of it come out of the woodwork.

Apple will refresh its Series 12 and Ultra 4 watches with better specs, but not a design overhaul.

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As AI takes over the world in the metaphorical sense — for now, at least — it’s the perfect time to turn to the movies and TV shows that have shown AI actually taking over the world, and more. From “Avengers: Age of Ultron” to “Westworld” to various iterations of “Star Trek,” AI has shown…

Accurately counting calories requires more data than a smartwatch can easily gather.

It’s hard to believe that the Apple Watch is already in its 11th generation. Apple’s first piece of wearable tech launched in 2015, and quickly became ubiquitous: within six months, it had more than 100 million users worldwide. The Apple Watch has gone through multiple iterations since then, with each yearly Series adding updated tech…

Summer H. Howell plays Carrie in the upcoming Prime Video series. Prime Video

After dominating cinemas and television for much of the ’50s and ’60s, the Western genre began to gradually decline throughout the 1970s. Shows that had been on the air for over a dozen seasons ended their runs during the decade, with few to replace them. But television Westerns hadn’t entirely gone the way of the…

‘Laugh-out-loud funny one moment, sad and dramatic the next’: Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall in season 3 of Colin from Accounts. Photograph: Lisa Tomasetti‘Laugh-out-loud funny one moment, sad and dramatic the next’: Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall in season 3 of Colin from Accounts. Photograph: Lisa Tomasetti Review