For those who don't get enough of Instagram on their smartphone, a new app now allows users to scroll through Instagram on their smart TV or streaming stick. Along with Instagram finally releasing an ...

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Instagram is expanding Reels-viewing beyond mobile, the social network announced on Tuesday. The company is piloting IG for TV, a new experience that lets you watch Reels on TV, starting with Amazon ...

Michelle is Lifehacker's Associate Tech Editor, and has been reviewing games, laptops, phones, and more for over 10 years. She is based in New York City and holds a master's degree from NYU. Amazon ...

Instagram is making the jump from mobile devices to the living-room TV for the first time — a bid to ratchet up viewing of short-form Reels, by taking videos to the biggest screen in the house. The ...

Scrolling isn’t just a mindless pastime for Gen Z — it’s a full on hobby. I’m no exception, as I’ll choose a few hours on Instagram Reels over watching TV any day. But do you ever feel like your ...

Meta is taking the Instagram Reels experience to the larger screens in its latest testing program, with the dedicated TV app now launching exclusively on Amazon Fire TVs in its early availability.

Have you ever saved an Instagram Reel because you liked it, but later felt the need to watch it again without opening the app or using mobile data? Many people feel this in daily life. Sometimes ...

Instagram's VP of product Tessa Lyons tells THR that the Meta-owned tech giant is betting that a TV app will be quickly embraced by consumers. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor The battle for the future of ...

Instagram has launched a TV app, bringing Reels to Amazon Fire TV devices in the US. The app organizes short videos into channels, including music, sports, and trending moments. Videos play ...

Sit back with Reels on a big screen. Sit back with Reels on a big screen. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The Verge in 2019 after nearly two years at Techmeme.