TiVo Sneaks Update, Adds Multi-room Streaming
TiVo started rolling out an update that improves HD guides and menus and adds true multi-room streaming support for its Premier boxes.
read moreTiVo started rolling out an update that improves HD guides and menus and adds true multi-room streaming support for its Premier boxes.
read moreRoku today announced the Roku Streaming Stick, an alternative solution for enabling Smart features in a TV without depending on apps that are embedded in the TV firmware itself.
read moreUniversal's commitment to UltraViolet may seem questionable, but their cautious approach gives consumers more Digital Copy options than ever before.
read moreThe long-awaited Xbox 360 update has arrived, and with it comes a slew of new features and a refreshed user experience that reinforces Microsoft's new Metro-style design DNA. Our highlights and gallery showcase many of this update's new offerings.
read moreNetflix has released a new version of its video streaming app for the Xbox, and it now supports Dolby 5.1 surround sound and subtitles.
read moreThe Fall 2011 update for the Xbox 360 brings a great new Metro-style UI to the Xbox dashboard, but where did Media Center go? You can still use your Xbox as an extender, you just have to dig a little to find it.
read moreOur favorite Blu-ray playback software, TotalMedia Theatre 5, is on sale at TigerDirect for just $59.99.
read moreRecent Flixster app updates let you download UltraViolet titles to your iPhone, iPod, iPad, and Android phone for offline viewing and add support for Google TV.
read moreWe review Aerodrom and the AerodromMCE plug-in, which bring AirPlay to Windows and Windows Media Center. Aerodrom lets you stream audio, video, and photos to your Windows PC or in Media Center from iTunes and from your iOS 5 iPhone, iPod, or iPad.
read moreUltraViolet is the long-awaited digital content solution that promises to let consumers watch their content whenever and wherever they want to, and it's here now. But the solution delivery is slow and initially lacking in many of the capabilities it purports to offer.
read moreTiVo. Its a brand name everyone knows. They practically invented the DVR. But after doing so they haven’t done much to innovate on their initial success, and that has the left the door wide open for cable companies to offer very similar equipment. Cable providers have been leasing boxes that...
read moreMary-Jo Foley is reporting that during a Dolby Laboratories earnings call on August 4th revealed that their audio technology will not be included with Windows 8. Dolby Digital audio is used to playback the audio on DVDs, and depending on the television source, live/recorded TV. If this does indeed...
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