Categories: Tivo

Bose Unveils Stereo LCD Television

Posted by: Cliff Edwards on September 28

The cutthroat U.S. flat-panel television business has humbled many well-known brands. Pioneer exited the plasma television business last year after finding few takers for its high-end sets. In 2008, Philips...

TiVo: Glass Half-Full or Half-Empty?

Posted by: Cliff Edwards on November 25

Digital video recording pioneer TiVo just can't seem to shake its good news, bad news reputation. Investors have found a lot to like about TiVo this year, bidding its stock...

What's on the Web Tonight? Clicker Debuts Video Guide

Posted by: Rob Hof on November 12

How do you find what to watch online? Sites for finding and watching video abound, from search engines such as Blinkx and Truveo to hosted video sites such as YouTube...

TiVo Does Netflix

Posted by: Cliff Edwards on October 30

It's deja vu all over again. Back in 2004, TiVo and Netflix announced they would be joining forces to deliver movies and other video from the mail-order rental company directly...

TiVo's Fortunes Rise on Echostar Win

Posted by: Cliff Edwards on October 06

Amid a sea of red Oct. 6 on the U.S. stock exchanges with the Dow plunging below 10,000 and the Nasdaq faring no better, TiVo was one of the few...

Nero Does TiVo

Posted by: Cliff Edwards on September 29

Nero, the private company most known for its CD- and DVD-burning software, wants to manage a lot more of your digital life. The company on September 29 took the wraps...

Trouble for TiVo?

Posted by: Cliff Edwards on July 21

First, let me say there's no device in my home that can hold a candle to my TiVo. I'm addicted. With it's Season Pass, Swivel Search and video download service...

Movie Downloads: Who Cares?

Posted by: Rob Hof on February 08

OK, so I cheered when Amazon.com and Tivo hooked up to offer movie downloads you can actually watch on your TV. But Charlie White at Gizmodo, in a post listing...

Tivo + Amazon: Finally!

Posted by: Rob Hof on February 07

Just a day after Wal-Mart announced it's doing movie downloads, Amazon.com one-upped the retail giant with a service that has seemed to me a dead-obvious thing to do: It's teaming...