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TiVo Is Slowly Dying
It's always strange when a company that's become synonymous with its market—like Kleenex to tissues, or Xerox to copiers—starts fading. And that's exactly what's happening to TiVo, whose subscriber level has dropped to where it was in 2004. More »TiVo Sues Verizon and AT&T
Moxi HD DVR Gets 6TB Drive Support, Spawns "Moxi Mate" Media Extender
The Moxi HD, everyone's favorite not-TiVo, has been joined by a media extender box, alongside a fresh software update, which among other things allows the Moxi to offload video to Lacie's 6TB drive clusters. That's over 1000 hours of HDTV. More »Best Buy and TiVo Tie the Knot, Insignia TVs to Get DVR Software
Supreme Court OKs DVR-In-The-Cloud Concept
Court Grants Stay On EchoStar Injunction (Translation: Dish Network DVRs Are Safe, For Now)
Yesterday EchoStar, makers of Dish Network DVRs, was ordered to pay over $100m to TiVo for lifting parts of the company's DVR software. Again. Worse still, the companies were told to strip the offending capabilities from customers' DVRs. Or not! More »TiVo Gets Another Huge, Court-Ordered Gift From a EchoStar
After a Short Break, TiVo Gets Back To Losing All Its Money
First quarter results are in for TiVo, and they're not great: revenue is down 9% from the same quarter last year, forcing the company to report a hefty loss just a few months after recording their first year of profitability, ever. More »Moxi HD DVR Now Available for $40 a Month
If you were tempted by the Moxi HD DVR but $800 was too much to pay up front, you can get it in 20 monthly payments of $40 at the end of the week, including the service. More »Moxi Steps To TiVo, Adding Rhapsody Music and PlayOn for Netflix, Hulu and More
Digeo today brings its Moxi HD DVR in range of TiVo with some capabilities it was sorely lacking in a big way, including DLNA 1.0 for home streaming, and PlayOn for grabbing major net video. More »Dish Network ViP 922 1-Terabyte HD-DVR Comes SlingLoaded
Dish Network has had Sling integrations before, but they just dropped a brand new HD-DVR with remote Sling capabilities built in along with a redesigned SlingGuide interface. More »In France, Even 'Le Cube' Cable Boxes Have a Sense of Style
French cable provide Canal+ teamed up with touted OLPC and Jawbone designer Yves Behar to produce "Le Cube," their new, ultra-stylish HD cable box with DVR and video on demand functions. Looking like a Wii all dressed up for a formal event, Le Cube blends simple geometry with simple colors to create something that's visually striking. More »Nero LiquidTV Software Builds a Whole TiVo into Your PC
Court Rejects Studios and Networks' Copyright Beef With Cloud-Storage DVRs
Is CBS Blocking Shows From Your DVR?
Latest TiVo Firmware Brings Needed Speed Boost
TiVo Discovers Really Simple Way to Get Syndicated Web Vid
News Corp Set-Top Box Becomes DVR: Just Add External Hard Drive
TiVo Makes You Look Cultured By Bringing Jaman's Obscure Foreign and Indie Movies To Your DVR
Panasonic Keynote Bits: Wireless HDTVs, YouTube, Wireless Lumix Camera and Comcast Cable Box Inside
Now Playing: TiVo2Go For Series 3 on a Mac for Free
The most recent update to Now Playing widget for OS X gives it the ability to download shows from your TiVo Series 3 and have it automatically decode for playing using TiVoDecode. This looks to be the free alternative to Roxio programs for watching TiVo2Go on your Mac. Although it's missing functionality to burn discs and sync to iPods, since you're decoding your content to MPEGs, it should be only a few more steps to get them to DVDs or portable media players. [Dashboard Widgets via TUAW]