If you're using Kodi on your Windows machine then there's an update rolling out that you need to know about. Version 17.2 doesn't add any new features but it does come with some important fixes, including one for a potential security flaw.
If you need to access your Kodi system remotely you can do just that through a web browser. It's really simple so long as you know where to look, so let us show you how.
If you're fed up with trawling through the Kodi add-ons on the big screen, you'll be pleased to know there's now a pleasant new way to do it from the comfort of your favorite web browser.
If you're using a PC stick for media streaming, pair it up with a NAS for a complete package. Here we'll tell you what you need to know.
If your Kodi update to v17.1 isn't going well through the Windows Store, you're not alone. Something is happening and there's a fix on the way.
There's some media hype about the "Kodi crackdown," but there's a lot of misinformation out there. Let's cut through the FUD.
Kodi is coming to the Universal Windows Platform as a native app, complete with support for Xbox One and Windows 10.
Whether you store music, video or photos in OneDrive, if you use Kodi it's easy to access all of that media.
Have you heard folks talking about this "Kodi" thing, and you're wondering what it's all about? Here's everything you need to know about the platform and how to get started with it.
The popular Kodi media player is now available for Windows 10 PC owners in the Windows Store. The version of the app in the store was created with the help of Microsoft's Desktop App Converter tool.