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hulu
Hulu Video Downloader Lets You Save Your Shows For Offline Viewing
Hulu is great, but what if you want to watch the newest 30 Rock somewhere with no web access? You can just use the new Hulu Video Downloader to sketchily rip video right from the site for you. More » -
sony
Sony Bravia Connected HDTVs Finally Land Netflix Streaming
Sony's Bravia Internet Link, seen first as a $300 add-on box and later as a built-in component on some Bravia TVs, will finally support the only movie streaming service that really matters. That'd be Netflix, in case you were wondering. -
zune
Stream Zune Songs to Your iPhone
Gear Live found a roundabout, but clever, way of streaming Zune tracks onto your iPhone. Why would you do that? Because Zune Pass gets you a basically unlimited amount of songs, and they don't play natively on the iPhone. More » -
pandora
Pandora Agreement Saves Internet Radio
Fans of internet radio can breathe a little easier today now that Pandora has reached an agreement with the music industry that puts it on secure ground for the foreseeable future. More » -
xbox 360
Some Pricing Details on Last.fm on the Xbox 360 Emerge
Last.fm is coming to the Xbox 360, which is great. But you're gonna need a Gold Live membership to enjoy it, and even then you'll be stuck watching video ads. More » -
hulu
PS3 No Longer Supporting Hulu?
As of last weekend, Hulu no longer plays in the PS3's Flash-supported browser. More » -
wii
Roxio CinemaNow Brings Streaming Movies to the Wii (in Japan)
Well, it's Japan-only for now, but the Wii is finally starting to compete with the PS3 and Xbox 360 in the only category in which it's in third place: Media center functionality. CinemaNow, apparently, is the guinea pig of choice. More » -
gaming
Ever Seen Crysis Played on a Cellphone?
Crysis is the current standard bearer for PC game graphics. If your computer can run Crysis well, it's a pretty impressive setup. So it's pretty nuts to see Crysis running smoothly on a Samsung Omnia cellphone. More » -
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music
Universal and Virgin Offering Unlimited DRM-Free MP3s For Flat Monthly Rate
British cable operator Virgin Media is set to offer up an unlimited music download subscription program with Universal that would give you access to DRM-free MP3s as long as you pay a set monthly fee. More » -
xbox 360
More Details on the Xbox 360's Last.fm Implementation
The news of Last.fm arriving on the Xbox 360 got kind of buried at E3 by, well, more exciting news. But that doesn't mean it's not exciting in its own right! More » -
streaming
Major Movie Studios Plan Free* HD Online Streaming Service Called Epix
Lionsgate, Paramount and MGM are banding together to create a Hulu-style streaming service called Epix, promising new, pre-DVD-release films at 720p quality. The way they're going about it, though, is a little strange. More » -
cinemanow
CinemaNow Showing Up On BestBuy.com, "Select Devices at Best Buy"
CinemaNow, the subscription-less, on-demand streaming movie service, is partnering up with Best Buy. What does that mean? CinemaNow will stream from their website, and we'll see more supported hardware in their stores. More » -
home theater
LaCie's LaCinema HD Media Streamers Can Play and Record
LaCie has updated their LaCinema HD media streamer lineup with the new Play and Record models. As the names imply, the former can playback media while the latter can also function as an HD DVR. More » -
hulu
Hulu Desktop Is a Peek at the Future of TV
Everytime somebody has said that Hulu killed TV, they were exaggerating. Until now maybe. Hulu Desktop sure looks a whole lot like the future of TV. More » -
goodbye
So Long, Stupid Media Streaming Boxes, You Sucked
They were basically obsolete from the beginning: Massive plastic coffins that beamed media from your PC to your TV. That's it. For $400. And now they're returning to the abyss, where they belong. More » -
lockdown
Hulu Gets Even Harder to Watch Outside of US
The "easy" way to watch Hulu if you're not awesome enough to reside in the You Ess of 'Ey is to connect through an anonymous proxy. That doesn't work anymore. More » -
fios
What's in Store for Verizon FiOS: Slingbox-Like Streaming and More
Gear Live had a sit-down with a senior rep from Verizon and found a few tasty hints as to what's in FiOS's future. Most exciting? They're working on a Slingbox-like service for streaming live TV. More » -
hulu
Hulu Wins TV on the Internet: Disney Officially Joins, Bringing ABC and Classic Movies
Disney has finally, officially joined Hulu as equity partner, meaning you'll be able to watch ABC shows like Lost, Grey's Anatomy, The View and lots more. Movies are part of the package too. More » -
wireless hd
Amimon's Latest WHDI Streaming Chips Do Full Uncompressed 1080p @ 60Hz
Wireless HD is still little more than a carrot dangled in front of rich noses at CES, but Amimon's WHDI standard is one of the least vaporous, and their new chips improve on the spec. More » -
rumor
Retailers Making Room for Apple iPhoneTV?
According to PhoneNews, Apple has instructed licensed retailers to put their old iPhone/iPod touch A/V cords on clearance. Why? There's a new cord coming that supports HD output for AppleTV-like functions. More » -
mediasmart
HP MediaSmart Windows Home Servers Can Now Stream Videos, Unprotected DVDs to iPhones, PSPs
The HP MediaSmart EX485 and EX487 Windows Home Servers just received an update patch to enable video streaming over the internet by way of video conversion. -
streaming media
Netflix Now Streamable Through Plex Media Player on Mac
Another day, another way to stream Netflix. This time the mode of consumption is Plex, the do-it-all media wunderkind for OS X that's been bubbling under the surface for the last year.
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mlb
MLB's Incredible Web Video Plans: HD With Mosaic Picture-in-Picture, Live Streaming to iPhone
MLB's awesome and feature-packed iPhone app could be getting that killer feature—live video streaming—this summer thanks to a new streaming tool in iPhone 3.0, says MLB Advanced Media CEO Bob Bowman. More » -
home entertainment
Motorola's Media Mover Is a USB SlingBox and Nannycam in Your Pocket
It's easy to forget that Motorola doesn't just make horrible cellphones, they actually make neat gadgets, like the Media Mover: A pocket-sized USB stick that transcodes lots of video and beams it anywhere like SlingBox. More » -
at&t
AT&T's Lame New Terms of Service Hate Mobile Video From Sling and P2P
That AT&T's new terms of service for wireless frowns on snagging video over P2P isn't surprising, but the fact that it effectively prohibits Slinging video to phones is mildly shocking and definitely lame. More » -
iphone
iPhone 3.0 Streaming Bluetooth Audio To a Toyota Venza
As you probably already know, the upcoming iPhone 3.0 software was upgraded with Stereo Bluetooth A2DP audio. That means you can pair it with a compatible device—like the stereo installed in this Toyota Venza. -
hulu
Hulu and Disney Deal "Could Be Struck Any Day" Now
Disney's talks with Hulu are wrapping up and a deal could come any day now, according to All Things D. Three of the four major networks will be on Hulu. So what's Disney bringing to Hulu? More » -
hulu
Disney Signs YouTube Deal for ABC and ESPN Clips, Hulu Talks Still Happening
Even though Disney just signed a deal with THE YouTube to offer clips from ABC and ESPN, the WSJ says that their talks with Hulu are "continuing and unaffected." Woz dancing on Hulu, yessssss. [WSJ] -
sony
Sony Registers 'PS Cloud' Trademark, Points To Internet-Based Products
Sony Japan just filed a trademark for "PS Cloud", which, along with some other US PTO filings, point to internet-based "entertainment services" like accessing games online. More » -
TV is dead
ABC and ESPN Might Be Coming to Hulu
PaidContent reports Disney is in "serious" talks to put ABC shows on Hulu. ESPN and Disney Channel could be on the table as well. Every major broadcaster but CBS on Hulu? TV is deeeeeeead. [paidContent] -
GDC 2009
OnLive Streaming Games: Hands-On Impressions
OnLive, the system/service that renders current-gen video games in the cloud, is by no means perfect. That said, I'm shocked at how well it actually works. More » -
blockbuster
Blockbuster Wants Its OnDemand Content on Apple Devices
Blockbuster said today that getting the company's OnDemand content to TiVos wasn't the last step—they're aiming for Apple devices as well. The Senior VP didn't clarify or expand on this statement. [Reuters via Apple Insider] -
rumor
Is Netflix Coming to PS3 and Wii?
Sony's officially denied it in the past, but a survey is being conducted to sniff out the public's interest in streaming movies and TV shows to their console of choice. More » -
iphone apps
CBS's March Madness On Demand iPhone App Streams Every Game, Almost Gets It Right
An iPhone app streaming every game of the NCAA tournament, one of the year's most joyous events, is totally a good use of $5. If I didn't have to watch only on wi-fi. More » -
south park
Netflix Streaming Now Runs Through South Park
During a dream tour of South Park Studios—25,000-square-foot operation—the NYT's David Carr picked up the news that the first nine seasons of the series will soon be available on Netflix's streaming service. More » -
set-top boxes
ZillionTV: Oh Jeez, Hulu and Roku Done Had Themselves a Baby
Streaming TV is on the up and up—that much is clear. What, then, does ZillionTV offer that, say, Hulu, Netflix, Vudu, and Apple TV don't? A little convergence, maybe. More » -
cable
Online Cable Debate Heats Up As Execs Embrace Streaming Tech, Bicker About Programming Model
Even as the cable companies seemingly embrace online cable programming, there seem to be as many unanswered questions today regarding this new path as there are answers. More » -
boxee
How To Bring Hulu Back to Boxee and XBMC
Today was supposed to be the day Hulu stopped streaming content to to your TV via Boxee, but luckily there could be a way to get around this problem. More » -
netflix
Netflix Might Have Streaming-Only Subscriptions Next Year
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings says that by late this year or 2010, Netflix might allow people to ditch red envelopes entirely and subscribe just to their streaming service. More » -
iphone apps
Presidents of the USA (SHE'S LUMP!) Offer Complete Music Catalog Via iPhone App
Now that that's in your head for the next 60-90 minutes, you can consider plonking down $3 to stream PUSA's complete catalog to your iPhone/iTouch. Is this the future of iTunes music distribution? More »





































