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Time Warner Cable users to get awesome Look Back service

Shane McGlaun, Nov 9th 2010 Discuss [1]

I have two DVRs in my home; one of them is upstairs and is packed with all sorts of stuff that my kids watch. The one in the living room has programs that my wife likes and stuff that we both like. The catch is that on some nights we can't watch everything we want to see because the DVR doesn't have enough tuners. Read The Full Story

Studios Contemplating $30 Option for Viewing Movies at Home Before DVD Launch

Evan Selleck, Sep 28th 2010 Discuss [4]

After seeing a movie in theaters, some people immediately start counting down the days until they can officially purchase the movie on DVD or in any other media. And while on-demand services, from companies like In Demand, offer up movies "still in theaters," these are usually priced higher than the other movies in their catalog, and don't necessarily count the more popular films. And perhaps that's exactly why some movie studios are contemplating an in-home option for consumers, which would see them charging $30 for viewing a movie before it gets released on DVD. Read The Full Story

32 New York City Parks Getting WiFi Access

Evan Selleck, Sep 15th 2010 Discuss [0]

WiFi is something that a lot of people need now a days. For others, it's a luxury that they love to find randomly throughout their day, from one location to another. While some establishments, like McDonald's and Starbucks, have made WiFi a normal every day occurrence, there are still some frequented locations out there that have yet to get the treatment. For 32 parks located inside New York City, you'll now be able to access your email on your laptop, right from the grass, thanks to some new WiFi coverage being implemented there. Read The Full Story

Time Warner Launches Business Class 4G Wireless Data in Texas

Evan Selleck, Apr 30th 2010 Discuss [0]

We're in the year of 4G. As 2010 is just kicking off, we've already got so many things to look forward to when it comes to the next generation of wireless speeds. Time Warner wants to make sure that its business class of customers are taken care of when they're out and about, and there's no better way to do that than to provide their own 4G data card. Read The Full Story