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  • Introducing The MTV WOWee ONE Portable Speaker

    Introducing The MTV WOWee ONE Portable Speaker

    Posted on October 14, 2011 | No Comments
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  • PSA: Futurama returns tonight, make sure you set your DVR!

    PSA: Futurama returns tonight, make sure you set your DVR!

    Posted on June 24, 2010 | No Comments
    Just a friendly reminder, Futurama returns to Comedy Central tonight. And while I made a joke about setting your DVR, please watch it live. Particularly if you are a Neilsen family. It’s only going to stay around if you watch the show, and the networks still think it only counts if you watch it live, [...]

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  • Fox Mobile launches Bitbop beta, a Hulu for your phone

    Fox Mobile launches Bitbop beta, a Hulu for your phone

    Posted on May 26, 2010 | No Comments
    While Hulu might be missing out on the mobile space due to licensing issues, Fox Mobile-backed Bitbop is looking to step in and take the reins. The app, currently in beta and available only for select BlackBerry devices, has 25 content partners including Fox (of course), CBS, NBC, and Comedy Central. It's said to work over WiFi or even 3G data connections and is free so far, though a section in the FAQ intimates that Fox will also launch a premium plan with "unlimited, full-length, network TV shows with no commercial interruptions" for $10 a month, and mobile movie rentals are also apparently on the way. And never fear, Android and iPhone lovers -- mocoNews reports that apps for your smartphone of choice are coming, too. Let's hope Fox gets it working on Froyo, before Hulu kills that workaround.

    Fox Mobile launches Bitbop beta, a Hulu for your phone originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 26 May 2010 21:42:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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  • LG Arena made official at AT&T

    LG Arena made official at AT&T

    Posted on February 19, 2010 | No Comments
    Part of me feels like saying, "LG Arena! Last stop, AT&T!" After all, this handset has been announced well over a year ago and it's been available in other countries for quite some time. Of course, if you've been keeping up you'll know that Best Buy is getting the Arena very soon for a modest price with a contract. Need a reminder for the perks and features that come with this phone?

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  • Contest Update: Winners of Reno 911!

    Contest Update: Winners of Reno 911!

    Posted on July 10, 2009 | No Comments
    Comedy Central’s Reno 911! Season 6 in Stores 7/7!Uploaded by wiredset. - Full seasons and entire episodes online. Without further ado, here are the winners of the Reno 911! Season Six DVD box sets. Congrats to the winners and thanks to everyone else for playing. Check your inbox, fellas. Kyle Rape_Prevntion Joel

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  • Contest: Win Season 6 of Reno 911! on DVD

    Contest: Win Season 6 of Reno 911! on DVD

    Posted on July 7, 2009 | No Comments
    From time to time, we like to give away DVD/Blu-ray box sets for various Comedy Central shows and today happens to be one of those days. Season six of the ROFLtastic Reno 911! goes on sale today and we have three copies of the entire uncensored season on DVD to give away. Do you want one? Yeah you do. Leave your favorite quote in comments from the show and we’ll pick the winners tomorrow (Wednesday) at noon ET.

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  • TV Everywhere is Comcast and Time Warner’s answer to free Internet video

    TV Everywhere is Comcast and Time Warner’s answer to free Internet video

    Posted on June 24, 2009 | No Comments
    Cable providers Comcast and Time Warner might be late to the Internet video party, but that doesn't mean they are going to let us enjoy content for free that they pay for. Oh no, the TV Everywhere Model is designed to give Comcast and Time Warner paying subscribers access to content and block-out everyone else. And this system might find its way into Hulu. You can't blame the cable operators for their plans. They have to pay good money for access to cable stations. Then they, of course, pass along the cost to subs via a monthly bill. The thought is that those people that pay for the content should be able to watch all of it on both their TVs and computers. Of course the other side is that if you don't pay for those services, then you'll be shut out. This authentication system will be used initially on sites like Comcast's video site, Fancast, but there is always the possibility that it could eventually make its way on to Hulu.

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