Audio,Visual Category - Page 15

Increasing numbers of people are getting fed up with their cable service, and as such, are turning to the internet to find solutions. They want to watch television shows, sometimes movies, without paying an arm and a leg, suffering through commercials every several minutes, having to deal with copious amounts [...]

Netflix wants to make sure smartphone and tablet users are given the best way to access content like movies and TV shows. After updating the official Netflix app for various platforms like the Xbox and Android, the DVD and video streaming company now announces an update for its iPad app.

Apple is currently rolling out iTunes Match to different regions. Earlier launched in the U.S., users from various European and Pacific countries report that the service is now partially available in these areas, too.

Piracy is a serious thing. Copyright infringement is serious enough to merit a lawsuit or fines, as music and movie studios believe. But what if it’s the studios themselves who are illegally downloading content?

Back in January of last year, we first introduced you to the Popcorn Hour A200, and though this one looked pretty nice at the outset, a couple years make a big difference. Sufficiently big, in fact, to bring out the next model, the Popcorn Hour C300, a multimedia box that’s [...]

Admittedly, these days, most people let their smartphones handle their MP3 duties for them, and with good reason: they’re already being carried around everywhere anyway, so why not run a set of earbuds from it to your ears and listen anyway? But for those of you who favor the traditional [...]

Just a few hours ago, you got the word from our own Robert Nelson about the App Store numbers out of Apple, and how well the place is doing. As it turns out, though, the App Store isn’t the only Apple property doing surprisingly well in a down economy–turns out [...]

If you like your cameras big, impressive, and not located in the back of your smartphone, then you’re probably already familiar with Nikon, one of the leaders in such technology. And while we haven’t heard much out of the Nikon D4 lately, a new report has emerged giving us a [...]

Microsoft has met with unprecedented demand for Xbox 360 console gaming systems, as the company has reportedly grown past industry estimates to sell 1.7 million units in November 2011 alone. Is Microsoft on its way to taking over our living rooms?

Amid millions of videos posted on YouTube containing copyrighted material, Google is exerting efforts to ensure copyright holders are properly compensated, without necessarily limiting the content available to third-party video producers.