Browse tag: TV connections

Browse tag: TV connections

Western Digital launches WD TV Live
Western Digital announced Tuesday its new WD TV Live HD Media Player.
First look: Zinc Internet video browser
Web browser-cum-Internet-video-player hits the scene. Interesting idea, but not ready to take on Boxee or Plex.
Elgato Video Capture records analog video to MPEG-4, H.264
Elgato Video Capture is a new hardware/software kit that enables you to record analog video to H.264 or MPEG-4 formats.
Cable and the costlier future
When you control both cable TV and broadband in large markets and manipulate one to affect the other, what's that spell? Gimme an M....
Unthinkable? Unplugging the TV
When you pay over $80 a month for hundreds of channels you never watch is it time to consider a la carte programming?
Hulu and Boxee disconnect
Hulu pulls the plug on Boxee. TV's dinosaurs return to the tar pits.
Our changing TV habits
Yes, we still watch unhealthy amounts of TV, but the way we watch is starting to change.
PC World: Super Bowl HDTVs
Planning on watching the big game this Sunday? These nine HDTVs evaluated by PC World’s Test Center are generally fast enough to keep up with the football action on your screen.
Why CableCard isn’t on the Mac
Want to outfit your Mac with a TV-tuner card that will record the scrambled digital signals of your local cable company? As we found out, you can’t—and probably won’t be able to for the foreseeable future.
Adobe, NFL bring live Sunday Night Football to Internet
Adobe and the NFL are bringing live games to the Internet via Flash.
Livestation releases online TV Mac player
A new Mac player allows users to chat and watch free Internet TV.
Review: Roku Netflix Player
Roku's Netflix Player gives Netflix subscribers access to thousands of movies and TV shows on their TV set for a flat fee of $99. But is it worth it? Our review has the details.
Sneak preview: SlingPlayer for iPhone
This week Sling Media is previewing a version of its SlingPlayer place-shifting software on the iPhone, giving users the promise of the ability to watch their home TVs on their iPhones via Wi-Fi.
Sony plans TVs that will eliminate set-top boxes
Sony has signed a deal with major cable TV operators in the U.S. that will pave the way for digital televisions that can receive cable programs without the need for a set-top box.
The Apple of the future
The Apple of five years from now will most certainly be different from the Apple of today. But as Dan Moren suggests, it probably won’t be a future anybody can predict.
The Tube DVR software shares live TV via iChat
The Tube, the DVR software that accompanies Equinux's TubeStick device, now enables you to share live TV streams over iChat.
The Tube TV software reworks program guides
The Tube, the software Equinux bundles with its DVB-T receiver for the Mac, TubeStick, now features an EPG plug-in architecture.