This week’s headlines (Issue No. 761)

12Dec/111

This week’s headlines (Issue No. 761)

TV Set Makers Look Ahead to a STB-Free World
Celeno Lands 2 More Major Pay TV Service Providers

THIS WEEK IN CONTENT DEALS

ENABLING TECHNOLOGY
UltraViolet Heads to Canada, UK
Google: Majority of TVs to Have Google TV by Summer
MHL Wants a Place at the Table with AirPlay and WiDi

HOME NETWORKING
Home Networking Battles Coming in 2012
Amper Explains Why It Picked Quantenna’s Wi-Fi Technology

IPAD & THE MANY OTHER TABLETS
Motorola Mobility Shipping 2 LTE Tablets with Corporate Class Security

LEGAL MATTERS
EU Looking at Apple, 5 Publishers for Price Fixing
Web Content Being Pursued in Asia
Netflix Gets Its Law Passed!
Apple, Samsung Each Win One

LIES, DAMN LIES AND STATISTICS
Broadband, OTT Boom Happening in Russia
Netflix CEO: Half of TV Viewing Will Come from OTT Services
Netflix Builds up Cash in Expectation of Losses in 2012
The TV Viewing Times Are a-Changing
Samsung Sells Record 5.7m TV Sets

SHOWTIME
Verizon Has Netflix-Class Video Play Up Its Sleeve, Reports Say
Comcast, Time Warner Collude with Arch Rival Verizon on Quad Play

SMART TVS AND OTHER OTT DEVICES
Endangered Species: Set Top Boxes for Pay TV
Hooray! Logitech Downloading New Google TV Version, Finally
Microsoft Brings Xbox Closer to Replacing STBs

DIGIGRAMS
Microsoft Expands Kinect Gesture-Control
Cox Subscribers Can Watch All Channels on iPad
The Internet as Time Waster
Elementary School Uses Kindles to Increase Students’ Reading
Beijing Residents Get Free Wi-Fi Hotspots, Sort of
HomeGrid Members to Show Products at CES
$100 HP Tablets Return
Comcast to Start Selling Verizon Wireless Plans
Verizon, Kiosk King Redbox May Team Up for OTT Service
Next iMacs to Get Apple TV and iCloud Features
Asus Shipping EeePad Tablet with Ice Cream Version of Android
3D Sports & Games Needed to Sell 3D Sets, Not Movies

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Shaun
December 12th, 2011 - 22:13

well Cos subscribers can’t watch all channels on their iPad. They can watch 35 channels on their iPad within the confines of their own house if they meet all the requirements set down by Cox in order to use the service. Which is amazing, they have the most requirements of any provider in the industry to use their streaming service. Working at DISH I watched all these apps come out from across the industry, and I was a little shocked when they all had the same limitation. Limited channels and limited stream, two very big road blocks when it comes to streaming to a mobile device. Of course they envision merging it with their mobile app, but that could be years before they let it out of the house. I am impatient, so I think I will keep using my sling adapter hooked up to my DISH receiver, it allows me to stream all my live channels and recorded shows to my mobile device no matter where I am giving me a true TV everywhere experience.

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