Jan 21
With Beats Music now live, MOG will shutter on April 15th. Users will be offered a month’s free trial of Beats Music but, sadly, playlists won’t be transferable.
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Jan 21
Beats Music Is Now Available
Posted in: Today's Chili
You wants Beats Music? You gots Beat Music. The audio company’s new streaming service went live in the US this morning, and you can go download the app for iOS right now.
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Jan 20
Good news: Each and every 2014 Olympic event will be streaming online, legally, through NBC’s official 2014 Olympics website and mobile apps. Bad news: You need cable.
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Jan 20
If your workouts never quite gel with your soundtrack, help may soon be at hand. The Guardian is reporting that Spotify has plans to measure heart rate and motion to help choose you the perfect playlist for any situation.
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Jan 20
Last year, Kim Dotcom released a single dance track
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Jan 19
Limelight Pi Lets You Stream PC Games to a Raspberry Pi: Streaming Pi of Shield
Posted in: Today's ChiliWe already saw a very cheap way to emulate the NVIDIA Shield’s game streaming function using a smartphone and VNC. But if you want an even cheaper way – assuming you don’t already have a smartphone – check out Limelight Pi, an open source program that lets you stream Steam games to a Raspberry Pi.
Made by GitHub member irtimmer, Limelight Pi uses NVIDIA’s GameStream technology to stream your Steam games. Thus, you’ll still need an NVIDIA GTX 600/700 series GPU, NVIDIA’s GeForce Experience program and either a high-end wireless router or an Ethernet connection. Here’s a demo by YouTuber leCauchemarXY. The screen on the left is the one connected to the Raspberry Pi.
You can download Limelight Pi from irtimmer’s Github page. Limelight Pi is actually a fork of irtimmer’s Limelight, which works on Windows, OS X and Linux computers. So if you’d rather stream to a desktop computer, get Limelight instead of Limelight Pi.
[via Raspberry PiPod]
Jan 17
Dish Network and Southwest Airlines Extend Free TV Streaming Service During Flights
Posted in: Today's ChiliI am a fan of Dish Network, thanks mostly to the slick Hopper whole-home DVR system they offer and the AutoHop feature that removes the commercials so I don’t have to fast-forward. That also keeps me from forgetting I am watching a DVR program and watching the commercials anyway. Dish has an offering in place with Southwest Airlines that’s been live for the last few months.
The service is called “TV Flies Free” and allows people on Wi-Fi equipped Southwest flights to watch free streaming and live and on-demand TV shows on their Android or iOS devices. Dish and Southwest have announced that they are extending that free TV offer.
Under the new deal, free streaming will be available until December 31, 2014. The free streaming service is available on just about any web-connected device that has a browser.
Now if only they’d let you stream Netflix and HBO GO on airplanes.
Jan 16
Until now, Spotify’s free accounts provided unlimited ad-supported streaming via its desktop client for six months, until it then imposed a cap on your streaming. Now, though, that cap is being scrapped.
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Jan 08
Spotify’s promised free shuffled streaming has now arrived on iOS, so you can listen on mobile witho
Posted in: Today's ChiliSpotify’s promised free shuffled streaming has now arrived on iOS, so you can listen on mobile without paying a cent.
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Jan 07
Gamers might soon be kissing DVDs and huge downloads goodbye, at least if their games mostly come from Sony’s PlayStation catalog. Although no demo was available at CES 2014, Sony … Continue reading
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