Earlier this week, I posted a brief history of Apple TV from concept (iTV), to initial release (1.0) to the update announced last week at Macworld (2.0). Today, I’ll look at what Apple got right, got wrong and what lies ahead for Apple TV. The full post is after the jump.
Posts Tagged ‘Comcast’
Apple TV, Pt. 2: What Apple fixed (and didn’t)
Posted in Apple TV, iTunes Store, Uncategorized, tagged Apple TV, Comcast, iTunes Store, Jeff Zucker, NBC Universal, Netflix on January 23, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Macworld: Fox, Disney will kick off iTunes movie rentals
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Comcast, Disney, Fox, iTunes Store, Steve Jobs on December 30, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Half full: Movie rental downloads in iTS. Half empty: Only two of five major studios are on board — not enough to justify buying an Apple TV and dropping Netflix or Comcast. Variety says Steve Jobs will announce Jan. 14 in his Macworld keynote that 20th Century Fox and Disney movie titles as pay-per-view downloads [...]
Does Apple have a strategy for Apple TV?
Posted in Apple TV, Steve Jobs, tagged Apple TV, Comcast, iTunes Store, Steve Jobs on November 26, 2007 | 3 Comments »
I have a love/hate relationship with my Comcast DVR. It allows me almost complete freedom to set my own viewing schedule, but it screws up a lot. I mean, a lot. “The Office” often records with bad, echo-y audio or no audio at all. Three straight weeks, “How I Met Your Mother” recorded only about [...]
