The icing on the cake is that the newly-added streaming content would be available for free, to the $79 per year Amazon Prime program holders. The Seattle-based online store made the announcement on Wednesday. It would be available in the same video-on-demand format and would be accessible on all devices, including personal computers, tablets, Blu-ray players and Web-media, having the Amazon VOD application installed.
The guys responsible for Media Browser just released a new version of the software (codename Hydra). Some of the significant changes/fixes as mentioned on their website are highlighted below:
Pirates, ar ye ready to trade your eye patches for 3-D glasses? The Pirate Bay seem to think so, as they now have a dedicated section for 3-D content as of Wednesday.
Podcasts are an amazing way for cord cutters to get up to date info instead of broadcast news or TV shows. Thanks to the HammerDD HTPCs, bringing them into the living room is a piece of cake.
Many cable and satellite service subscribers have threatened to cut their service, it now seems that lots of people out there that have already gone through with it and cut the cord.
GigaOM reported that 193,000 subscribers recently unsubscribed from their pay TV Subscriptions in the U.S. during Q2 of 2011.
Conservative talk-show host Glenn Beck Is no longer on FOX News and is instead on GBTV, an online streaming TV network that he has created. For under $5 a month or under $50 a year you can subscribe to the channel and watch Glenn Beck’s radio and TV programs.
Dave Chappelle, the hilarious comedian that starred in countless films and was the host and creator of the chappelle show on comedy central will soon be a debuting a new comedy show that won’t be available on broadcast, cable, or satellite TV. If you want to watch it, you’ll have to stream it.
Streaming video has gone mainstream. Are you ready?
Once upon a time, outside factors controlled when and where you could watch a TV show or feature film. Over the past 35 years, that’s evolved dramatically.
More and more people are taking the plunge and are cutting the cable cord. HTPCs make watching TV online easy and cheap, saving you hundreds a month on your cable or satellite bill. Some people lessen their subscription but many just cancel them all together saving them hundreds each month.
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