Yes, there are quite a lot of solutions/options available for “internet TV”, to get the contents such as streaming videos or movies from internet.
Remember the old days without iphone, there were quite a lot of “smart” phones that could do web browsing, instant messaging, email and online games etc. Basically the applications make the iphone outstanding. Android has been following the path and doing quite well.
Now it’s time for TV, providing SDK and APIs for TV seems opening a huge window….soon we might have a piggington channel with multi-media contents:)
Buggy? I’ve been using mine for 10 days and haven’t had any problem. I’m looking forward to the update that will enable streaming from iOS devices (iPad, iPhone, etc..,) in November, but haven’t had a single hiccup.
Buggy? I’ve been using mine for 10 days and haven’t had any problem. I’m looking forward to the update that will enable streaming from iOS devices (iPad, iPhone, etc..,) in November, but haven’t had a single hiccup.
Buggy? I’ve been using mine for 10 days and haven’t had any problem. I’m looking forward to the update that will enable streaming from iOS devices (iPad, iPhone, etc..,) in November, but haven’t had a single hiccup.
Buggy? I’ve been using mine for 10 days and haven’t had any problem. I’m looking forward to the update that will enable streaming from iOS devices (iPad, iPhone, etc..,) in November, but haven’t had a single hiccup.
Buggy? I’ve been using mine for 10 days and haven’t had any problem. I’m looking forward to the update that will enable streaming from iOS devices (iPad, iPhone, etc..,) in November, but haven’t had a single hiccup.
too bad google tv would not have input for coaxial cable. which means no over-the-air input. they could have done this easily, I wonder if it was done on purpose to satisfy the cable companies.
at $300 it is also too pricey. that’s the price of a computer.
too bad google tv would not have input for coaxial cable. which means no over-the-air input. they could have done this easily, I wonder if it was done on purpose to satisfy the cable companies.
at $300 it is also too pricey. that’s the price of a computer.
too bad google tv would not have input for coaxial cable. which means no over-the-air input. they could have done this easily, I wonder if it was done on purpose to satisfy the cable companies.
at $300 it is also too pricey. that’s the price of a computer.
too bad google tv would not have input for coaxial cable. which means no over-the-air input. they could have done this easily, I wonder if it was done on purpose to satisfy the cable companies.
at $300 it is also too pricey. that’s the price of a computer.
