Adobe Abandons Flash Player for Television Use

By Jeff Baker - 11/10/2011 5:42:51 PM

Adobe's Flash has long been the go to standard when it comes to things like browser based video and games. However, now that use of HTML5 is becoming more widespread and the fact that it's more stable than Flash many are wondering how much longer Adobe's software will be around. Well, it seems that it's ...

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How to Watch Hulu on Google TV – We’ve Got the Answers, For Now Anyways

By Jeff Baker - 11/07/2010 1:45:05 AM

Whenever a new device comes out that supports Adobe's Flash player one question quickly follows - can it view Hulu? Unfortunately for the end consumer, any devices (mobile phones included) are shut out from Hulu's ecosystem. Lucky for us, savvy users usually come forth to out workarounds for Hulu's blockage, but sometimes we aren't so lucky. If you've ...

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Apple TV Gets Torn Apart, Contains 8GB Internal Storage

By Jeff Baker - 09/30/2010 9:42:46 PM

Apple has long been a leader in the portable media player industry with their extensive line up of iPods. While they have been inside the home theaters of some Apple fanboys with their Apple TV, they are set to make an even bigger mark with their forthcoming product. This second generation Apple TV features things like ...

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PlayOn Gets Updates, Makes Way to iPad

By Jeff Baker - 09/14/2010 11:36:27 PM

The iPad is one of the best ways to consume content on the go. Thankfully, the PlayOn app has just gotten updated which will allow users to stream media over both WiFi and 3G. This means content from Hulu, Comedy Central, Netflix, MTV and more will be made available for streaming. Priced at $39.99 for 1 ...

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Hulu says HTML5 isn’t ready for prime time

By Jeff Baker - 05/13/2010 8:12:47 PM

If you've been paying attention to the web development you've probably heard of HTML5 and Steve Jobs saying that it will replace Flash. Well, Hulu exec Eugene Wei recenlty stepped forward to let consumers know why his company has not made the shift towards HTML5 and why he thinks it's going to be a bit ...

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