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Monthly Archives: July 2011
TiVo Down Under Down, But Not Out
Back in 2008, before the site’s hiatus, I covered TiVo’s launch in Australia. Since then they’ve had a lot of ups and downs, and lately mostly downs. The main investor, Seven Network, pulled back, and Hybrid Television Services, the TiVo … Continue reading
Virgin Media Releases iOS App with TiVo Support
Hot on the heels of TiVo’s release of their updated iOS App in the US, and Virgin Media’s own release of an Android App with TiVo support in the UK, Virgin Media has now released an iOS App with TiVo … Continue reading
Blockbuster Looks To Profit From Netflix Backlash
In the backlash against Netflix’s price increase, Blockbuster sees an opportunity. Yes, Blockbuster, they’re still around. (Thanks to a recent buyout by Dish Network.) They’re offering disgruntled Netflix customers a one-month free trial, with the offer good through September 15, … Continue reading
Posted in Blu-ray/HD DVD, Dish Network, DVD, Formats, NetFlix Tagged Blockbuster, Blu-ray, DVD, NetFlix, OTT, TWICE Leave a comment
Best Buy TiVo-powered HDTVs Launch July 31st
During this site’s hiatus, back in July, 2009, TiVo and Best Buy announced a strategic alliance. Building on that, in May, 2010, TiVo and Insignia (one of Best Buy’s house brands), announced that they would be developing connected HDTVs using … Continue reading
The Latest Hak5 HakTip Runs Down Cellular Data Standards
Today seems to be turning into video day. The latest Hak5 HakTip covers one of my pet peeves – cellular data standard nomenclature, and the way marketing speak plays fast and loose with the standards. A prime example – T-Mobile’s … Continue reading