Our tech writer tested Amazon’s latest streaming stick, the update to its entry-level HD streaming device, and found some limits to its coolest new trick.

The new streaming stick costs $34.99 and no longer requires a separate wall adapter. The new streaming stick costs $34.99 and no longer requires a separate wall adapter. is a news writer who covers ...

Amazon's new Fire TV Stick HD is its slimmest ever streaming device, now 30 percent narrower, powered through your TV's USB port, and available for preorder at $35.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Y ...

Fire TV sticks offer the quickest, cheapest, and most convenient way of turning your regular TV into a smart TV. There are quite a few of these available, most of which usually sit around the $50 mark ...

Right now, for just $20, you can turn any dumb TV into a streaming-capable TV. Grab the Amazon Fire TV Stick HD on sale and use it to stream directly on your TV—or take it with you to hotels, Airbnbs, ...

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If you've got an older TV that could use a brain transplant, Amazon's new Fire TV Stick HD is a cheap way to make it smart. At $34.99, the updated streaming stick is faster, slimmer, and, for the ...

Amazon is weirdly warning only some customers that they will not be able to sideload apps on the new Fire TV Stick HD.

Amazon has today announced a new Fire TV Stick HD which starts at $35 and can be powered by the USB port on your TV. Oddly positioned as “Amazon’s slimmest streaming device,” the latest generation of ...

Amazon's latest streaming device includes a handy feature that not only makes it a cinch to upgrade your old TV at home, but also to make long days on the road less of a drag. Like its predecessors, ...

Amazon’s Fire TV Stick 4K Plus now features the redesigned Fire TV OS, making it even better for streaming than before. Amazon’s Fire TV Stick 4K Plus now features the redesigned Fire TV OS, making it ...

Amazon’s new gigabit Ethernet adapter promises faster speeds across devices, but USB 2.0 limits real-world performance.