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Netgear PTV3000 update brings Miracast support for Android devices

By Robert Nelson
on 18 Feb, 2013

Miracast, for those unfamiliar with the name, means you can mirror the display from the device in your hand to your television. In this case we are talking about the Miracast-enabled Netgear PTV3000 meadia streamer and an Android smartphone. And thanks to the recent PTV3000 update -- you can now do just that. This update is currently available for the PTV3000 and brings support for select Android devices.

Plex for Android update teased ahead of public release

By Robert Nelson
on 12 Feb, 2013

It appears as if the Plex for Android app will soon be getting a makeover. In fact, the folks at Plex are describing this as being completely rewritten from scratch and with new features to include lock-screen music controls and global search integration. On the flip side of the new features though, this updated release of Plex for Android will remove support for some older devices.

Slacker Radio for Android will stream all 67 NCAA Tournament games free

By Cory Gunther
on 14 Mar, 2012

March Madness is here and it's time to get into the NCAA Basketball Tournament mood. If you wont be able to watch many, or any of the NCAA Tournament games this month don't worry because Slacker Radio has you covered. They recently announced a partnership with Dial Global and to kick things off will be streaming all 67 games of the NCAA Championship tournament completely free.

Able Remote allows voice control for your Google TV

By Sam Koutroulakis
on 20 Feb, 2012

We just announced Google's recent application for a patent to bring voice controls to Google TV. Lo and behold, Able Remote does just that. It essentially turns your Android device into a Google TV remote control. The remote doesn't limit the user to simple touch commands either; swiping gestures as well as voice commands will offer users a more customized way to control their television.

Pogoplug Mobile promises unlimited content streaming for Android Hands-on

By Cory Gunther
on 1 Sep, 2011

Pogoplug today has just announced their brand new Pogoplug Mobile hardware and software for Android and iOS, bringing unlimited wireless streaming of all your content right to your favorite mobile devices. Pogoplug has been around for a while already and have continued to update their software for Android including a major UI overhaul earlier this month. Today they are back with an all new product.

Pogoplug Adds New Functionalitiony in V2.3

By David Junior
on 17 Jun, 2010

Pogoplug is an app that lets you share files with other devices on you LAN. It has been updated to version 2.3 and there are now a few cool new features. This is a free app in the android market and when you download it go to http://www.pogoplug.com/ to get started.

Google Buzz mobile now available for all Android devices

By David Junior
on 27 May, 2010

When Google released Buzz back in February, Android users with 2.0 or higher were the only group to fully enjoy it from their mobile device. Today Google has updated Buzz work on any browser. This is likely an attempt by Google raise the popularity of Buzz.

HDMI Dock for Sprint HTC EVO 4G

By David Junior
on 25 May, 2010

Here’s another goodies from Best Buy, there will be an HDMI dock available for the HTC EVO 4G. This dock is expected to be released by the time the EVO hits the streets. This dock will support HDMI 1.4 and should be backwards compatible. But beware, early reviews of the HDMI performance of the EVO has not been favorable. There have been some reviews in which the 108P output was only recognized as 480P.

Acer “Liquid Stream” S110 Passes by the FCC

By David Junior
on 25 May, 2010

This device popped up out of nowhere at last week’s Google I/O. it is called the "Liquid Stream” by Acer. And it will be the next release in the “Liquid” series from Acer. Recently, it received approval from the FCC with AT&T capable bands (850 1900 MHZ).

Thumbplay Music Available now

By David Junior
on 3 May, 2010

Thumbplay music is a popular service already available for BlackBerry users, now it looks to expand by added support for Android. It’s a cloud-based subscription music service that plays unlimited on-demand listening to over 8 million tracks from some of the top artist in music.