Earlier today we reported on the latest rumours surrounding the forthcoming Apple iPhone 5 and iPad 3, with information surfacing this week about the size and… Read More »Apple iOS 5.1 Beta reveals potential iPhone 5, iPad 3 and new Apple TV?
Apple is expected to venture into the TV market in 2012, with Japanese firm Sharp set to produce the screens for the new TVs. This… Read More »Apple’s iTV To Launch In 2012?
Apple’s relationship with its screen supplier Samsung, who it’s also in legal battles with over patent infringement of its iPhone and iPad, is getting so… Read More »Sharp Being Lined Up For Apple TV Production ?
Those with a Freeview HD Television or Set-Top Box can look forward to even more High Definition content in the near future, as news of… Read More »New Freeview HD Channel Coming – ITV, Channel 4 and 5 Fighting For 5th Slot
UK customers who have opted to take the upcoming Freesat Television service will be getting yet another little treat in the form of ITV’s catch… Read More »Humax Foxsat-HD Freesat to get ITV Player
Sony has rejected to join up with super telly team-up YouView – claiming the service which will unite many of our on-demand services is “too… Read More »Sony reject YouView deal – BBC-backed service is “too UK specific”
BT Vision – the internet portal television service – today welcomes BBC iPlayer into its family of on demand broadcasters.
The ITV Player catch up on demand service is getting another BBC iPlayer-battling add on with the release of the new ITV Player Android app,… Read More »ITV Player App coming to Android with Apple iOS to follow
LG, the Korean creator of telly and phone tech and one of the leaders in 3DTV, has taken a survey of 2000 British viewers with… Read More »LG survey reveals 62% of British viewers plan to join 3DTV revolution in time for 2012 sporting events
Entrepreneur and telly boss from “The Apprentice” Sir Alan Sugar has joined up YouView, becoming the new head of the Internet Portal Television service. The… Read More »Sir Alan Sugar heads YouView IPTV service