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FLO TV aims to bring television to more places like your phone and your car.  Sure, there are ways to get prerecorded programming on a portable device, but this is live television.  FLO TV partnered up with Audiovox to bring live TV to the automobile.  Gadgetell got to take a… Continue Reading »

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Welcome back to InterrupTech.  Catch up on the week’s most important tech stories in a hurry.  We cover Apple’s sort-of-big 09/09/09 event, Palm’s Pre price drop and new Pixi, Moto banks on Android to save them, and Sprint throws down. Continue Reading »

Since June 2008, the Motion Picture Association of America (“MPAA”) has moved forward with a petition to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for the right to use selectable output control (SOC).  This practice involves disabling the analog or digital portions of a video stream to the consumer.  The MPAA claims… Continue Reading »

3D TV is coming.  At IFA in Germany, Sony’s Sir Howard Stringer will throw down the gauntlet and announce next year we’ll see 3D TVs from the company.  Sony could use a big hit and bringing the hardware is an important step as content and distribution look to figured out.… Continue Reading »

. Ever wanted to sidle up alongside Rambo in ‘Nam?  Maybe you wanted to be part of the Goonie gang and add your own truffle shuffle?  Perhaps your gaming skills could help fight the Kodan Armada?  Whatever your cause, the Yoostar can make it happen. Yoostar is a “studio grade”… Continue Reading »

Blockbuster and Motorola have recently announced a partnership that will allow users to stream OnDemand movies to their phones.  The details are pretty light, however it was noted that the streaming will come in the form of a Blockbuster OnDemand application that will be made available for select Motorola phones.… Continue Reading »

i.TV is an app in the App Store that deals with all television media.  The app has tons of features as it can tell you which programs are on when, rate programs and obtain reviews.  i.TV lets you check out local movies, purchase tickets, has YouTube support and even has… Continue Reading »

Roku is continuing to expand on their available content selection—now in addition to other goodies such as Neflix and Amazon on Demand, users of the Roku set-top box will also be able to watch content from a premium MLB.TV subscription. First things first though, in order to watch the MLB… Continue Reading »

Thought having Season Pass recording, direct Amazon movie downloads, and Netflix Watch Instantly was enough for TiVo?  Think again.  Starting August 5, 2009, TiVo will be offering over 100 free podcast channels, including content from networks such as G4, FOX, and CBS.  Beyond these channels, independent video podcast providers can… Continue Reading »

Google and YouTube has long been under fire due to low video quality, however, they have recently taken measures to improve video quality.  In recent years, many new video websites have emerged such as Vimeo and SmugMug, both of these sites offer high quality video resolution such as 720p and… Continue Reading »