There's a new online movie service in the works that wants to make sharing digital movies as easy as sharing physical DVDs.
LG has revealed more details for new speakers joining its Music Flow networked speaker collection, competing against similar systems from Samsung and Sonos.
SAN JOSE, Calif. – Apple unveiled a new version of its iMac desktop computer that’s one-fifth the thickness of the old model around the edges.
The exclusive window is a coup for Apple and iTunes but the HD version of Madagascar 3 can’t be purchased (or played) in iTunes for OS X, which makes no sense whatsoever. Is it a legitimate technical limitation or an evil plot by the studios?
suraj.sun tips an article at AnandTech about a Blu-ray DRM scheme called Cinavia. The author makes the case that software like Cinavia is hastening the death of a Blu-ray industry already struggling to compete with online media streaming. Quoting: “In our opinion, it is the studios and the Blu-ray system manufacturers who have had the say in deciding upon the suitability of a particular DRM …
Ars was recently able to conclude that the newly launched iTunes movies encoded in 1080p do, in fact, look better than the same content encoded in 720p, despite the modest increase in file size. That’s good news for iTunes customers. But the real question is: how do iTunes 1080p downloads compare to the reigning king of home video image quality—Blu-ray Disc (BRD)? This is what we set out to …