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Mike Fries to join TV Summit at ANGA COM 2013
Mike Fries, president and CEO,Liberty Global, will join the TV Summit of the international exhibition and congress ANGA COM. Read the story »
Blinkx brings video to Tizen
Video engine Blinkx has announced a dedicated blinkx app, as well as an open source blinkx Video Player for the Tizen community. Read the story »
Zattoo adds RTL channels to linear OTT
At mid-year, all six channels from Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland will be streamed live on the internet platform Zattoo. Read the story »
FilmBox Live expands Polish presence
The FilmBox Live platform has been made available to 40,000 Netia Player customers in Poland. Read the story »
Syrian activists' Facebook pages said to be shuttered
Google Drive on Android scans receipts, adds Cards
Drive on Android scans receipts, adds Cards
PlayStation 4's DualShock 4 controller passes through the FCC solo
We still haven't actually touched the redesigned DualShock 4 destined to ship with Sony's PlayStation 4, but we're getting another look at it in this FCC filing. Appearing in wireframe form to show off where its FCC label will be placed, what's available reveals very little. As we were told, it's still a Bluetooth 2.1+EDR device and carries a CUH-ZCT1U model number, and its PS Eye-compatible light bar can be seen in the diagram. Of course, what we're really waiting to see is the system that will accompany this remote control and do battle with the Xbox One for console supremacy, but barring a leak or unexpected revelation that will have to wait until E3. Hit the source link to check out the docs yourself, or get a better angle on it in our galleries below.
Gallery: PlayStation 4 DualShock 4 and PS4 Eye (GDC 2013)
Gallery: DualShock 4 and PS4 Eye
Source: FCC
Now for sale on Craigslist: Google Glass
LinkedIn retools Web navigation to match mobile
Ethernet celebrates 40 years
Ethernet celebrates its 40th birthday
iPlayer: the first five years
BBC iPlayer has failed to translate brand awareness into an awareness of the benefits of using of the service. Read the story »
RTL assesses on demand progress
Smart TVs accounted for less than 1% of on demand viewing on RTL Group’s services last year, according to Rhys Noelke, VP, business development. Read the story »
Finding faces in Google Maps terrain
Twitter fights hacking with two-factor authentication
Vint Cerf: Social conventions have not kept up with technology
Better search finds its way into Android Chrome
Gab online about Bieber's house parties, pay $5M
Lithuanian telco gives more choice
The Lithuanian incumbent TEO is giving subscribers of its Interactive GALA TV service the option of choosing their own package of favourite TV channels. Read the story »














