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Boxee Plans a Payment Platform for Premium Internet TV
In: web resources
21 Jan 2010As we saw at CES 2010, IPTV is going to become real in a very big way this year. Boxee has been one of the big players in this space for quite some time and today the company is announcing a move that will offer users and content partners more options and flexibility: Boxee Payments. [...]
Install Boxee Beta on Apple TV [Boxee Beta]
In: Coding
19 Jan 2010The shiny new Boxee Beta is out for every platform except Apple TV, the platform we first used to cut out a cable bill. Some intrepid hackers have, however, created an unofficial installation method for that shiny, slim box. Following the guide isn’t a beginner’s task—you’ll need SFTP access to your Apple TV, an SSH-capable [...]
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- Tags: Apple, apple tv, beta, box, Boxee, cable bill, capable terminal, hacks, Installation, Platform, screenshot tour
Boxee Box To Change The Way We View Television
In: tutorial
18 Jan 2010The Boxee Box left CES 2010 with 4 awards safely in tow, including “Best of CES”. Mike McDonald dropped by the Boxee Box booth to check out the device. At it’s core, The Box is a media player designed to utilize the convenience of users’ televisions. The device connects wirelessly or wired to a network, [...]
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- Tags: box, Boxee, ces, device, mike mcdonald, optimal web, qwerty keyboard, remote control, televisions, tow
Checking Out Boxee’s Version of the Future of TV
In: web resources
18 Jan 2010During the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Boxee made the beta version of its free software publicly available for download. Boxee’s software brings together video content (and photos, music, etc.) from various web sources as well as your hard drive and circle of friends from social networks all into one interface that you [...]
First Look at the Boxee Beta [Screenshot Tour]
In: Coding
10 Jan 2010Until now, the Boxee that we’ve known and tweaked was, at heart, an alpha-level geek toy—technically savvy, but funky to actually use. The just-released beta version makes TV, movies, Netflix, and other web content actually easy to enjoy. We got a look at some screenshots and video from the unveiling, but we’ve been able to [...]
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- Tags: Boxee, geek toy, hulu, ion graphics, Linux, Mac, Netflix, Pandora, video, vimeo, web video streams, Windows
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