Streaming

Video streaming is big business today and services like Netflix and Amazon are now competing with traditional cable and satellite TV providers.

In the past 15 years, the way you listen to and share music has changed dramatically. This article talks about 3 ways how it changed.

Taylor Swift became kind of rebel artist of present time. Last year, she removed all her tracks for Spotify and now became very vocal about Apple’s upcoming streaming service Apple Music in coming week. But Apple responded very fast. Read in details.

Hulu Plus is a monthly subscription online video service of Hulu. Lately, Mike Hopkins, the new CEO of Hulu has claimed that Hulu Plus will pass 5 million paying subscribers for its service by the end of 2013. Besides, it plans to double its original content.

YouTube is currently the largest video-sharing site online. A look into the code of the recent YouTube app for Android hints that YouTube is preparing a subscription-based music service.

Streaming complex, high-quality content that requires significant graphical prowess is not an easy task. But Amazon is now making it possible by offering Amazon Web Services (AWS) using a new JavaScript codec ORBX.

Beats has been working on a music streaming service for a while now. Called Beats Music, the upcoming service aims to offer curated and personalized music experience to the users. Now, it has been revealed that Beats Music will be made available on the web, Android as well as iOS and that it'll land in the U.S. in a few months.

Netflix has long been making use of Microsoft's Silverlight to stream its content on Windows and Mac OS machines. However, over the years, browser plug-in support has diminished. That may be the reason why the streaming service is now planning to switch to HTML5-based streaming.

1 April is widely known as April Fool day. But any how, HBO Go is coming from the very first day of this April. I hope there is no cache. HBO co-President Eric Kessler mentioned, due to huge demand of HBO Go, the service will be online from April 1 onwards. Just need to wait slightly one month to see the response. Either people are gonna be…

AirPics is a very interesting app allows you to stream your iPhoto albums and smart albums from your Mac over your home Wi-Fi network! This premium app is developed by Yellowbek. AirPics now available in iTunes store for download under Photo & Video category.