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Apple TV: More About Content Distribution Than OTT Video

The revamped Apple TV, launched yesterday, is not about to trigger a wave of video cord cutting. But that doesn’t mean video service providers should ignore it. The product, or a product like it, could play an important role in generating more sales of multi-play ...
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Everybody Wants In on OTT Video: Amazon Mulling Entry

On the day when Apple introduced its latest OTT effort, the redesigned $99 Apple TV OTT video set-top-box, word is Amazon is mulling a competitive OTT video offer. If true, Amazon would join, Apple, Roku, Boxxee, Vudu, Hulu, Best Buy, Netflix, soon to be Google, ...
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Netflix Coming to iPhone/iPod

Netflix launched an iPhone and iPod Touch app today that enables customers to watch streaming movies and TV episodes.  Netflix customers subscribing to plans starting at $8.99 per month will have access to "a broad array of movie and TV ...
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Is Apple Hijacking TV Everywhere?

Is TV Everywhere, the concept being pushed by the traditional pay TV industry as an answer to free over-the-top video, doomed before it really gets started? Or is it just evolving into a concept driven largely by Apple’s influence? One argument made on a ...
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Consumer Reports Calls Out Apple, iPhone 4

Consumer Reports just published the findings from tests of the new iPhone 4. Apple is not going to be thrilled about the results. Consumer Reports takes the now famous iPhone 4 reception and ‘signal strength’ issue head on. They conclude that they cannot recommend ...
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Apple Intros iPhone 4, Still Exclusive to AT&T

Apple’s iPhone 4, unveiled at the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference yesterday, offers videoconferencing, e-book support, a Netflix app, dual cameras, and a new operating system, among other new features. According to Apple CEO Steve Jobs, the iPhone 4 represents ...
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Android Slips Past Apple, iPhone for Number Two Mobile OS

Google's Android operating system moved into second position in the U.S. smartphone market in this year's first quarter, overtaking Apple's mobile OS and trailing RIM's BlackBerry, according to the latest wireless market research from the NPD Group. Android was running on 28% of U.S. ...
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No Surprises for Apple iPad Day

Apple Computer reports selling approximately 300,000 units of its heavily hyped iPad unit the first day.  The product, which has been called “nearly a laptop killer,” weighs a pound and a half, is just half an inch ...
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Comcast Rolls rDVR App for the iPhone

Comcast is rolling out the latest of a string of mobile applications for the Apple iPhone, one that enables remote programming of Comcast DVRs, SVP and General Manager of Communications and Data Services Cathy Avgiris wrote on the Comcastvoices blog yesterday. The remote ...
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Apple Lifts 3G VoIP Restrictions for iPhone

GREENWICH, Conn., Jan. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Apple Computer, Inc. has updated the iPhone developer SDK to allow VoIP over cellular networks. iCall is the first and only VoIP application that functions on the iPhone and iPod Touch over cellular 3G networks. iCall is a market leader in desktop and mobile-based desktop calling platforms, including its highly popular version for the Apple ...
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