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Time Warner Cable finally adds Viacom channels to iPad app

Shane McGlaun, May 17th 2012 Discuss [0]

Time Warner Cable and Viacom have been embroiled in a lawsuit for a long time now that stemmed from Time Warner wanting to put Viacom channels on its iPad app for streaming. Viacom maintained that Time Warner only had permission to air its channels on cable TV. Viacom fought tooth and nail and is now finally settling the differences with Time Warner. Read The Full Story

Time Warner Cable streaming to Android soon

Chris Burns, Feb 15th 2012 Discuss [0]

In a move that simply had to start happening sooner or later, the folks at Time Warner Cable have announced that they'll be streaming content to Android devices starting at the end of March 2012. This service was announced in a very low-key Twitter update by Time Warner Cable's own Director of Digital Communication in New York City, Jeff Simmermon. The move to Android for streaming content will come via the most updated version of the Google mobile operating system software Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Read The Full Story

Comcast AnyPlay to bring live TV streaming to iPads

Rue Liu, Sep 23rd 2011 Discuss [0]

Comcast is working on a new service called AnyPlay that will add the ability to stream live TV to its Xfinity TV app for iPads. The service will compete with Time Warner's similar offering, but will only work with the Motorola IPTV box and the tablet being streamed to must be connected to a home network. Read The Full Story

Time Warner Cable offering free Slingbox Pro-HD to top-tier customers

Rue Liu, Aug 24th 2011 Discuss [3]

Time Warner Cable is planning to offer free SlingBox Pro-HD set-top boxes to its customers starting in September. Customers that sign up for Time Warner Cable's $99 per month Wide Internet service will get a $300 rebate for the total cost of the device. A SlingBox set-top box lets users watch their home TV programming from anywhere that they can connect to the internet. Read The Full Story

Cablevision, Viacom Settle Lawsuit Over iPad TV Show Streaming

Rue Liu, Aug 10th 2011 Discuss [0]

The Cablevision iOS app that lets you stream TV shows to your iPad has finally cleared the Viacom hurdle. The Optimum iOS app for the iPad was first introduced back in April, offering up to 300 TV channels. And much like the reaction to the Time Warner Cable iPad app, Viacom sued Cablevision claiming that the company did not have the right to put its shows on anything except cable TV. Read The Full Story

Motorola Announces Live Streaming Device For iPad and Other Screens

Rue Liu, Jun 13th 2011 Discuss [1]

Remember the whole controversy over live streaming cable TV to your iPad? The problem that got networks angry, threatening Time Warner Cable with lawsuits? Well, it looks like Motorola may have figured out a way to bypass network licensing issues to avoid those same problems with a new live streaming device called Motorola Televation. Read The Full Story

HBO Go App Now Available For iOS And Android

Rue Liu, Apr 29th 2011 Discuss [6]

If you have an HBO subscription, then you'll now be able to take it with you on the go. Today, HBO officially launched its HBO Go app, which has been in the works since last year. The app will allow you to stream a variety of premium movies and original HBO series content to your smartphones and tablets. Read The Full Story

Time Warner Cable And Viacom Battle Over iPad App

Rue Liu, Apr 7th 2011 Discuss [0]

Time Warner Cable and Viacom are duking it out over the popular live TV streaming app that the cable company dished out late last month. The two companies each filed lawsuits today with Time Warner Cable asking the court to confirm the right to in-home viewing of channels on any screen while Viacom shot back with a suit for breach of contract and copyright violations. Read The Full Story

Time Warner Cable Live TV iPad App Already Getting Cease-And-Desists

Rue Liu, Mar 22nd 2011 Discuss [14]

The Time Warner Cable iPad app was released just last week to overwhemingly high demand, allowing subscribers to live-stream TV for viewing on their iPads while connected to their home WiFi network. However, this week we're hearing that the popular app is upsetting TV networks, which have begun sending cease-and-desists to the cable company. Read The Full Story

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SlashGear Weekly Roundup Video: March 20, 2011

Rue Liu, Mar 20th 2011 Discuss [8]

This week’s tech news is topped by our HTC Thunderbolt review along with product announcements from Samsung, new pricing and availability for the Motorola XOOM WiFi-only version, subscription service changes with the New York Times and The Daily, a new live TV streaming Time Warner Cable iPad app, BlackBerry 6 security problem, rumored G2X and G-Slate dates, review of the Infinity Blade iPad 2 game, and unboxing of the HTC Arrive.

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SlashGear Week in Review – Week 12 2011

Shane McGlaun, Mar 20th 2011 Discuss [6]

Another week in the history books and another Week in Review for you to check out. We started the week last week with the alarms not working on older OS versions of the iPhone. At least the alarms were an hour early and not an hour late. The only fix for me was updating to the latest version of the OS. Terminix and its ad agency created a billboard in Dallas last week using thousands of live roaches. The board was designed to warn people of the germs roaches carry and to set an example to all the roaches watching of what can happen if they come into your home. Read The Full Story

Time Warner Cable iPad Live TV App Crashed Due To Overwhelming Demand

Rue Liu, Mar 16th 2011 Discuss [2]

Time Warner Cable had to address issues today with its just released iPad app. The app was launched yesterday morning, but crashed by the evening due to the overwhelming demand that caused severe load on the company's servers. The company has temporarily fixed the issue by cutting back from 32 channels to 15. Read The Full Story