Ty Pendlebury is an Editor at CNET. With a focus on consumer tech, home entertainment, and music business, he covers a wide array of topics including consumer electronics, mobile apps, and space travel. Ty has been featured in SarajevoTimes, CNET, Knowledia, MSN, and Yahoo.
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Ty Pendlebury's coverage predominantly focuses on reviewing consumer tech products, including TVs, streaming services, and sound equipment. He also covers promotional deals related to these products. If you have a new tech product or service in the TV or audio streaming space that you'd like reviewed or promoted, Ty may be interested in hearing about it.
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Ty Pendlebury Music streaming service Spotify is getting new AI assistant capabilities, so you'll be able to ask contextual questions about the content you're listening to.
The Dark Side of the Moon WE-001 comes with a copy of the cassette for $199.
A judge has put Paramount's Warner Bros. Discovery deal on ice for now, pending an antitrust hearing later this month.
Saying "I have the power" into your remote will also launch the new He-Man movie.
By: Ty Pendlebury
Pros & Cons Plenty of brightness and excellent shadow detail It's affordable A better value TV than the more expensive UR8
RAMageddon has claimed another company's products, with costs for streaming devices the latest to blow out.
The Editors' Choice-winning TCL TV impresses with ultrahigh brightness and excellent picture quality.
Apple Music offers an extensive catalog with high-quality encoding, and it makes the most sense for users of Apple hardware.
I've reviewed the best TVs for every budget, including top brands such as LG, Samsung and TCL.
The new OLEDs feature budget-friendlier pricing and starts at 48 inches. Senior editor Ty Pendlebury has been reviewing TVs and home entertainment for CNET since 2006.
