Giving the gift of digital downloads

Follow:   12.19.2013  View in a Browser Giving the gift of digital downloads 12.12.2013 8:30 AM Whether it's a last-minute gift or something you've been planning to give for a while, online stores are a great source for digital presents during the holidays -- if you know where to look. Netflix nabs Breaking Bad prequel Better Call Saul 12.17.2013 7:46 AM Better Call Saul's Netflix distribution will mirror Breaking Bad's to a T. -ADVERTISEMENT-   TechHive Superguides Check our Guides packed with practical how-tos, in-depth features, tips and tricks, and more! Phones on TechHive Get the latest phone news, reviews & how-tos   Xbox Video, Xbox Music finally arrive on Windows Phone 12.18.2013 10:43 AM Xbox Video arrives with a bonus for Windows Phone users: you can save movies to your phone for offline viewing. Amazon promises original series in the 4K format in 2014 12.16.2013 10:35 AM Prices are falling for 4K HDTVs and now some 4K content is starting to be produced. It's still early days for 4K, though. How Verizon's OnCue aquisition could change the way you watch TV 12.16.2013 12:49 PM The telecom giant is reportedly close to buying Intel's nascent over-the-top video service. Could a nationwide FiOS TV initiative be its next step? YouTube finally comes to Roku 12.17.2013 11:03 AM Roku's first official YouTube channel is only for Roku 3 for now, with more models possibly coming next year. Disney pulls streaming content of Christmas films in run up to holiday season 12.16.2013 10:09 AM Disney Grinches-out and temporary restricts streaming access to Christmas films purchased on Amazon, which they apparently can just do. Intel signs tech partnership for 49ers' Silicon Valley stadium 12.18.2013 2:00 PM The team will work to include Intel-based gear at Levi's Stadium, and Intel will show off products there. Google's next big thing could be coming to a home near you 12.17.2013 1:31 PM With home automation becoming more commonplace these days, Google may be planning to enter the scene with its own service. FCC wants to get rid of local sports blackout rules. Rah! 12.18.2013 1:35 PM The move, if approved, would remove the FCC's sports blackout rules from the books, and would effectively get the agency out of the business of protecting sports franchises.         You are subscribed to this newsletter as: messi1927@gmail.com More TechHive Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2012 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107