We’ve all heard of couch surfing, but Fender and Samsung have made it their 2026 mission to make couch shredding a thing.

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The company said it's going launch a native, big-screen version of the Fender Play app on its TVs later this year.

These days, there's no shortage of ways to learn guitar. Of course, on the one hand, you've got the tried-and-true old-school methods, like private lessons, group classes, and even sheet music. And ...

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Samsung TV guitar lessons arrive in 2026 as Samsung partners with Fender Play to help users learn guitar at home.

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Learning guitar has never been easier. In the past, you would have needed to hire a guitar teacher and buy music books to start learning how to play, but now, the explosion in guitar apps and free ...

When you start your guitar journey, it’s very easy to imagine that you’d need to learn hundreds of different things before you can master a song or two. The good news is, that isn’t entirely true.