There are many ways to watch the 2012 London Olympics online, but it's often not easy.
I've been no fan of Google TV, but it looks like Vizio Co-Star may finally deliver the goods.
Now, not only is Viacom blocking DirecTV customers from watching its channels on the satellite network, it's blocking everyone from watching some episodes of its most popular shows on the Internet.
Last month Netflix streamed more than a billion hours of Internet video and people are still saying there's nothing to watch.
I wanted Google's Nexus Q to be cool, instead it's just another—and not very good—media-extender.
We don't often think about it, but good old over the air TV is still available and, once you have an antenna installed, it doesn't cost a penny.
The rumors were wrong. There was no new Apple TV "TV," or even a Software Development Kit. But, AirPlay Mirroring may be all many of us need.
To get the video to its users on time, Netflix has set up its own CDN and placed its own servers at ISPs.
Wi-Fi Direct is finally arriving in significant numbers of laptops, but it still has a way to go before being a perfect way to get video from your computer to your TV.
There's a reason I haven't been talking about Internet-ready TVs and its name is Apple TV, and no, it's not the box you may already have on your TV.
