Both have been promised as coming soon in recent weeks, and now Boxee has confirmed that two fairly big new rollouts are underway. The first is the Boxee Box Live TV dongle , which is now shipping and will let you augment your Boxee Box with some OTA TV channels for $50. You can get a closer look at it in our hands-on from CES earlier this month
Both have been promised as coming soon in recent weeks, and now Boxee has confirmed that two fairly big new rollouts are underway. The first is the Boxee Box Live TV dongle , which is now shipping and will let you augment your Boxee Box with some OTA TV channels for $50. You can get a closer look at it in our hands-on from CES earlier this month
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Boxee Box Live TV starts shipping, Boxee 1.5 software update now rolling out
Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On , a column about consumer technology. Compared to CES 2011 , which featured an explosion of tablets and high-powered smartphones poised to jump on emerging 4G networks , this year’s edition of Gear and Gloating in Las Vegas was a more muted affair when it came to mobile devices. Sure, Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile trotted out a few devices and there were even a few standouts, such as the Transformer Primesque Lenovo IdeaTab S2 with its its docking keyboard as well as the heavily promoted Galaxy Note, coming soon the U.S
Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On , a column about consumer technology. Compared to CES 2011 , which featured an explosion of tablets and high-powered smartphones poised to jump on emerging 4G networks , this year’s edition of Gear and Gloating in Las Vegas was a more muted affair when it came to mobile devices. Sure, Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile trotted out a few devices and there were even a few standouts, such as the Transformer Primesque Lenovo IdeaTab S2 with its its docking keyboard as well as the heavily promoted Galaxy Note, coming soon the U.S
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Switched On: Connected Electronics Show
The Consumer Electronics Show is always a big deal for HDTVs and the devices that plug into them, and the 2012 edition was no different. With the majority of households already owning an HDTV, manufacturers are pressed to convince you to upgrade, and are pulling out all the stops.
The Consumer Electronics Show is always a big deal for HDTVs and the devices that plug into them, and the 2012 edition was no different. With the majority of households already owning an HDTV, manufacturers are pressed to convince you to upgrade, and are pulling out all the stops.
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CES 2012: HDTV and connected devices round-up
Just yesterday, Netflix announced that it was coming to the UK , and today the Queen’s subjects who are fans of the movie service got some more good news from from the folks at Boxee. The company started streaming Iomega TV a couple of months ago, and now Boxee has announced on its Twitter feed it’s working to bring the streaming movie service to its platform
Just yesterday, Netflix announced that it was coming to the UK , and today the Queen’s subjects who are fans of the movie service got some more good news from from the folks at Boxee. The company started streaming Iomega TV a couple of months ago, and now Boxee has announced on its Twitter feed it’s working to bring the streaming movie service to its platform
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Boxee’s working on bringing Netflix to the UK
Boxee is here at Showstoppers, where they’ve put the Boxee Box Live TV dongle on full display. Initially announced back in November, this tool pipes coaxial signals through to a user’s Boxee Box, allowing users to connect their antennas to a Box and stream select channels at no monthly fee.
Boxee is here at Showstoppers, where they’ve put the Boxee Box Live TV dongle on full display. Initially announced back in November, this tool pipes coaxial signals through to a user’s Boxee Box, allowing users to connect their antennas to a Box and stream select channels at no monthly fee.
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Boxee Box Live TV dongle hands-on (video)
Today the Boxee Box becomes the next media streamer in the US (after the WDTV Live and Live Hub ) to add support for Spotify’s streaming music library. Assuming you have a premium subscription at the ready (free and unlimited passes won’t cut it, consider this the same as access on a smartphone) all you need do is log in and your personally curated selections from the company’s catalog of sounds is available in your home theater.
Today the Boxee Box becomes the next media streamer in the US (after the WDTV Live and Live Hub ) to add support for Spotify’s streaming music library. Assuming you have a premium subscription at the ready (free and unlimited passes won’t cut it, consider this the same as access on a smartphone) all you need do is log in and your personally curated selections from the company’s catalog of sounds is available in your home theater.
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Boxee Box adds music streaming from Spotify, just press play
Well, it looks like Intel is throwing in the smart TV towel. As originally reported by AnandTech , and now confirmed by the company itself, Chipzilla is closing down its Digital Home Group and folding the team and resources into its tablet division
Well, it looks like Intel is throwing in the smart TV towel. As originally reported by AnandTech , and now confirmed by the company itself, Chipzilla is closing down its Digital Home Group and folding the team and resources into its tablet division
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Intel may be giving up on smart TVs, ceding market to ARM
You may have suspected that something was up after Viewsonic failed to meet its promised “early Q2″ ship date for the Boxee-powered TV it showed off at CES, and you would have suspected correctly. GigaOM is now reporting that Viewsonic has indeed ditched its plans for the device, apparently due to a combination of high costs and a lack of interest in Smart TVs from customers. It is still keeping its options open for further down the road, however, noting that it will “stay involved with the various technology developments and consider them in the future as they become available.” Viewsonic abandons plans for Boxee-powered TV originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 08 Sep 2011 14:24:00 EDT.
You may have suspected that something was up after Viewsonic failed to meet its promised “early Q2″ ship date for the Boxee-powered TV it showed off at CES, and you would have suspected correctly. GigaOM is now reporting that Viewsonic has indeed ditched its plans for the device, apparently due to a combination of high costs and a lack of interest in Smart TVs from customers. It is still keeping its options open for further down the road, however, noting that it will “stay involved with the various technology developments and consider them in the future as they become available.” Viewsonic abandons plans for Boxee-powered TV originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 08 Sep 2011 14:24:00 EDT.
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Do you own a Boxee Box and have an account with a little streaming music service called MOG ? Well, soon enough you’ll be able to pick and choose from the company’s 11.5 million song strong library right on your TV. That’s 320kbps audio and album art in 1080p that you can peruse using your double-sided Boxee remote and a welcome expansion of the media box’s music repertoire — which currently includes Last.FM and Pandora .
Do you own a Boxee Box and have an account with a little streaming music service called MOG ? Well, soon enough you’ll be able to pick and choose from the company’s 11.5 million song strong library right on your TV. That’s 320kbps audio and album art in 1080p that you can peruse using your double-sided Boxee remote and a welcome expansion of the media box’s music repertoire — which currently includes Last.FM and Pandora .
The long awaited Boxee for iPad app is finally ready to launch, and coming with it is a fresh update for the Boxee Box, plus new Media Manager software for your PC or Mac to make streaming locally stored files to the tablet or PC even easier. We got an early look at the iPad app (which lacks access to the Box’s apps) and while the interface had been lightly reworked since our last hands-on experience at CES it was very crash prone, with a tendency to close suddenly while streaming videos from YouTube or a connected PC.
The long awaited Boxee for iPad app is finally ready to launch, and coming with it is a fresh update for the Boxee Box, plus new Media Manager software for your PC or Mac to make streaming locally stored files to the tablet or PC even easier. We got an early look at the iPad app (which lacks access to the Box’s apps) and while the interface had been lightly reworked since our last hands-on experience at CES it was very crash prone, with a tendency to close suddenly while streaming videos from YouTube or a connected PC.
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