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Showing posts with label TV. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

What Network Are You Watching the Election On?


Time to switch off G4 and MTV Jams—it's Election Night, and that means you're about to freebase news for the next several hours. What's your flavor?



There's CNN with the wacky touchscreen action, holograms and 150 humans on the set talking at once, NBC with lots of serious platitudes, MSNBC frantically licking a portrait of Obama, and Fox News burning a cross.



Ditching TV and streaming online?



A lot of it comes down to production preferences—and which one has the best HD picture where you live—but you'll get different predictions and varying too-close-to-call calls.



So, what's it gonna be?


Tuesday, August 14, 2012

The BBC Updates The iPlayer App For iOS Users





Nobody can say that the BBC has not been busy over past couple of weeks, not only have they been covering the Olympics, they have managed to roll out an update for the iPlayer iOS app too. The app now supports retina and playback features, as well as some bug fixes.






According to the BBC, this is what they have done to update the iPlayer iOS app;



We’ve had some great feedback from all the passionate BBC iPlayer users out there and have made some updates.



You asked for better playback so we’ve improved the video performance



Better accessibility, including more Voice Over controls to make it even easier to enjoy BBC iPlayer’s fantastic content



Beautiful retina graphics for the new iPad



Bug fixes and general tidying, so you’ll notice even smoother performance



We hope you enjoy the updated BBC iPlayer, let us know what you think @BBCiPlayer.






The updated BBC iPlayer app is available free from iTunes now!



Source [The Next Web]




Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Turn Your Apple TV Into an NES Console (Kinda)

There is no reason to get embarrassed about obtaining the streamlined Apple TV box perched in your entertainment center. Although any comfortable destination for basic 1980s gaming, plus the want to stand above the crowd, features us all planning to encapsulate each of our hardware with this wonderful NES epidermis.That needless to say for no reason lets you fill or maybe engage in classic NES roms in your Apple TV. Not is it possible to jam a new container inside, no less than without having done several severe destruction. But also for only $10 it is just a low-cost approach to include a amount of appreciate tonka trucks for your family room. Accepting you haven't by now recovered the outdated NES from your mom's or dad's attic.



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