Ye Olde AppleTVs aren't getting updated capabilities (by Apple)
Ars Technica got an Apple spokesperson to relay the bad news to those Apple hobbiests that, until last week, plucked…
Ars Technica got an Apple spokesperson to relay the bad news to those Apple hobbiests that, until last week, plucked…
Boxee, the XBMC adaptation for various platforms including the AppleTV has all kinds of news this week. Firstly and formostly, they are now able to stream Hulu, MyspaceTV (whatever that is) and CBS programming to your AppleTV. Oh, and Comedy Cental (Read: Daily Show and Colbert Report) too. Very cool. They also have support from content from Last.fm and Flickr (AppleTV also does Flickr pictures) as of last month….
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We’re watching a dizzying array of App announcements as new software hits the all-new Mac App Store, but here’s a…
Boxee founder Avner Ronen has launched Public, a chat app he described to Variety as ‘a third medium for broadcasting conversations’ after…
See that huge Intel heatsink on the $199 Boxee box from the iFixit teardown? Â You think the Boxee Box uses…
If you love the smell of fried conspiracy in the morning then you may enjoy this observation from Business Insider…
The Boxee team – developers of the popular media streaming software that works with Macs and the Apple TV – last night announced D-Link as their first hardware partner (with an Apple TV-competing device that
They say competition is a gift to help you change, so good news for Apple TV fans as that particular set-top box now has even more competition when it comes to streaming entertainment, as the Boxee team have announced a partnership with a company which will bring a set top box equipped with the team
When Apple says AppleTV is just a hobby, they really mean it. A lot of you were hoping for more with Apple TV 3.0. After two years since the last update, we were too. But Apple’s big surprises for AppleTV 3.0 are, in the words of Eddy Cue, Apple’s vice president of Internet Services:
with Apple TV 3.0 they get great new features including iTunes Extras, Genius Mixes and Internet radio.
Apple TV 3 also includes a new Interface and redesigned main menu that put recently purchased and top media content on top. We’ll get some screenshots as soon as we do this update (we’re not sure we want to kill Boxee for this). Press release follows:
* Gimme Boxee
* Gimme iTunes Extras+LP
* Flame us in the comments for posing such a question without knowing what AppleTV 3.0 includes
Today’s new EULA for iTunes throws up a pretty obvious clue that an AppleTV 3.0 update is coming up – perhaps in a matter of days. The neglected hobby of Apple’s isn’t dead yet folks. Besides iTunesLP, is there any possibility of something useful like Hulu or Netflix showing up on there? Will it be enough to convince people to update and remove Boxee? We’ll find out soon enough.
Fresh from the CES introduction of the D-Link Boxee box and the all new and quite lovely remote control which accompanies it, the Boxee team last night announced the Boxee Beta is officially out, reports Distorted Loop.
The Beta is available for Mac, Windows and Ubuntu (including 64bit). The version is still not available for Apple TV, yet, but Boxee is working with the atv-creator community, and
We just got these pictures of Boxee’s new remote control. Perfect! QWERTY on one side, Apple Remoteish simplicity on the other. Hopefully, the D-link box will be just as good!
D-Link and Boxee plan to introduce an iPhone application to enable remote control of the features of the two firm
The New York Times last night revealed that Google, in partnership with device manufacturer Sony and peripherals manufacturer Logitech, were working on a ‘GoogleTV’.
Yes, it is exactly what it sounds like and probably inevitable for the company that knows no bounds in their reach for the digital consumer.
But are there chairs being thrown in Cupertino? Perhaps, but they’ve had it coming. AppleTV could’ve been so much more than it is. Apple could own this market, yet they’ve let all matter of competitors come in and take some space, including Boxee which rode to prominence hacked into an AppleTV.
Jon Stokes at Ars has an interesting take on the iPad’s A4 processor. He says it doesn’t have ARM’s next-generation Cortex A9 design which supports multicore processors. Instead, he contends that it is a single-core ARM Cortex A8 design which is along the same lines as the current iPhone 3GS, iPod touch as well as the Palm Pre, Droid, etc.
As I watched the videos and read the reports of the iPad in action at the launch event, I was thoroughly convinced that the device was built on the out-of-order Cortex A9, possibly even a dual-core version. But it turns out that the the A4 is a 1GHz custom SoC with a single Cortex A8 core and a PowerVR SGX GPU. The fact that A4 uses a single A8 core hasn’t been made public, but I’ve heard from multiple sources who are certain for different reasons that this is indeed the case. (I wish I could be more specific, but I can’t.)
It seems pretty clear from the Job posting that Boxee is making a media center for the iPad and iPhone – and don’t forget, “Android experience is a plus”.
Boxee got a little letter in the mail this week from ol’ Hulu requesting that they no longer incorperate Hulu…
* Can I play my DIVX, AVI, MPG, OGG etc. movies from my network please?
* App Store
* Serious 3D Multiplayer Network Gaming
* Build it into a display
* Make it the size of an Airport Express
* 1080P
* Hulu
* Buy Boxee and throw it on there
* I see/put answer in the comments
Built on the back of the XBMC/Plex.app’s GPL’d hard work, Boxee is now rattling Apple’s cage just a bit harder. Today they announced support for Netflix download service on all platforms except AppleTV (still working on that one). They also added some other content sources:
Cable television channel TNT, owned by the Turner Broadcasting System division of Time Warner, has released an iPad app which…
Boxee has just released a free iPad app that allows users to stream almost any video type from their computer….