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The Digital Media Zone Windows Phone 7 application is now available in the WP7 Marketplace. It was officially published today on the Windows Phone Marketplace, and you can find it by searching for “dmz” or by clicking the download button below, which will take you to the Zune...
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Have you ever been away from the house, not by a computer, and remembered that you really wanted to record a show that was about to come on. Maybe the big game was about to start and you needed to make sure you marked it to record. Perhaps you just wanted to see what was on tonight when you get...
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If you are a Windows Phone 7 user then you most likely have the Facebook application installed. It is free, and when it came out was and in my opinion is the best looking Facebook mobile app out there. However it was missing some features that came to iOS and Android. First was obviously...
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James Montemagno, one of our writers and podcasters, has been busy writing a Windows Phone 7 application for The Digital Media Zone. It’s nearing completion, so he posted a nice video walk-through of the app on his development blog. As you’ll see in the video this version of the app...
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On Saturday I received the latest newsletter from My Movies 3 creator Brian Binnerup and there was some great news included for iPhone and iPod Touch users. My Movies now has it’s own iPhone app which will allow you to not only view your collection on your device but add to it as...
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We’re always looking for new ways to get our content out to our readers and podcast listeners. Starting today, you’re able to get The DMZ on your iPhone, iPod Touch or Android handset the mobile way! No more using a browser to get your fix. We’ve put together an application for both the...
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Since buying an iPod Touch, I’ve been seeking ways to integrate the device into our media system. Being a Microsoft Windows Media Center user, you wouldn’t think this would be very easy but as it turns out, there are several options that will not only allow you to stream content to a...
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Yep, I did it. A certified Microsoft fanboy went against everything he believes and bought an iPod Touch. I’ve moved towards the darkside and while it hurts a bit, there are reasons for it. I thought this would be a good opportunity to, not review the Touch, but explain how people’s...
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At the CES keynote Microsoft announced enhancements to the MediaRoom IPTV service in version 2.0 that is coming this year. If you’re in America you can experience MediaRoom if you use AT&T U-verse as your television provider. The major enhancements include the ability to watch U-verse...
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Sometimes it can be hard to remember that consumers have more than two options, iPod and Zune, when it comes to portable media players, but Samsung continues to innovate. At CES 2010 Samsung is unveiling it latest pair, the IceTouch and the MyFit, to the market. The IceTouch appears to be the...
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While Apple may shun CES in favor of their own show later in January, that isn’t going to stop Scosche, one of the better know accessory makers, from showing off at the annual event starting on January 7th. Scosche is bringing a great range of products to the show including the tapSTICK, a...
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Looking to make a debut at CES 2010 is the Cydle P29 mobile media system. The P29 is a portable media player that’s also packing an HD radio tuner as well as a mobile ATSC tuner. Obviously not a well known name, we’ll have to see if mobile TV and HD radio are strong enough draws...
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