Daily Archives: November 13, 2009

Whoo hoo.. I thought Comcast On Demand was an awesome feature to have, yet the On Demand Online is even HOTTER!!

 

What is Comcast? Comcast is one of the major company in the US that provides TV cable and cable Internet services. It’s like UBC in Thailand. “Video On Demand” is a free feature that allows subscribers to watch movies and shows on any package you pay. There are ton of HBO movies you can watch. You can watch anytime you want. It’s updated every Monday. The cable box acts like it were a video player. You can pause, stop, play, etc. How nice is that?

 

It will be available at no additional cost to existing subscribers and allow the authorization of up to 3 devices per household. Log in once from home to Comcast.net or Fancast.com, download the Move Networks powered player to authorize your PC and proceed to stream from the very healthy library of VOD, whether at home or anywhere else. This is so Comcastic!

 

Source: Endgadget

Now Dell is expanding it’s territory to the smartphone market by releasing Dell Mini 3i in Brazil and China.

 

 

 

It uses Android OS. The price is still unknown.

 

To read more details, visit Dell Press Release.

 

As you can see, with dowdgetnward economy, only RIM (BlackBerry) and Apple seem to be doing well in the worldwide market share. Nokia is still sharing the largest  while Samsung shares the least on the market.

 

In my opinion, BB never did well until the Bold and Curve came out. They hit a home for that!!

 

Source: Gizmodo

A new website, called Clicker.com, has launched. Clicker provides links to many different content providers on the Internet who offer video in both standard and high definition, and in a wide variety of video players and technologies.

 

 

Clicker is the complete guide to Internet Television. If you missed some of the shows that you cannot watch in On-Demand service or you don’t know when they are going to re-run. This is the good source for you to start with!