Items tagged with 'HBO'

Netflix Hints at Streaming Premium HBO Content

Netflix Hints at Streaming Premium HBO Content

Netflix recently sent a survey to some of its customers asking if they would be willing to "pay an additional $9.99 per month" to "watch HBO original series and movies streamed from the Internet to your computer or TV." As this was a survey designed to gauge potential customer interest, there is no definitive indication... Read More
HBO Content To iTunes?

HBO Content To iTunes?

People close to the situation have been reporting that HBO content could finally be making its way to iTunes:“The HBO insiders said that the new service would be launched and announced simultaneously, most likely in a week or two.Details of the agreement are not yet known, but it is clear that HBO was able to secure better... Read More
Bada Bing! HBO On Your Computer

Bada Bing! HBO On Your Computer

HBO,Time Warner's cable TV channel, is launching a service allowing subscribers to download and watch HBO content like the Sopranos and Sex in the City on their computers and various mobile devices. It will be offered as a free add-on to their existing subscribers to HBO and HBO on Demand. Targeted at younger subscribers... Read More
HBO & New Line Go Blu-Ray

HBO & New Line Go Blu-Ray

After recent defections in the HD DVD camp, many were calling for an end to the next generation disc format wars.  We weren't entirely sure that this was the case, but with new defections might indicate that the next-generation format wars may be winding down after all:A New Line Home Entertainment spokesman confirms... Read More
Russian Phishbot Passes The Turing Test

Russian Phishbot Passes The Turing Test

Well, not exactly, but pretty close. The Turing Test is a proposition first offered in the 1950s that tests a computer's ability to fool a human into thinking it's another human, using only natural language text interaction. Well, now there's a Russian website named Cyberlover.ru that sells a software utility... Read More
64 Cores. But Not A Skyscraper. A Neighborhood.

64 Cores. But Not A Skyscraper. A Neighborhood.

Piling on the cores is nothing new. Intel demonstrated an 80 core processor last year. But there's always been a problem. The computing power of multiple cores has been like a huge boat you built in your basement. You could go sailing, but it won't fit out the door. In multicore chips, the too-small door is getting on or... Read More