Showing posts with label rumored. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rumored. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Everything You Need To Know About Apple's Rumored TV Set (AAPL)


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As we approach September and all those eagerly-anticipated Holiday gadget announcements, rumors have started up again that Apple is working on its own television set.

We've thought for a whole that an Apple-branded TV was the next obvious step for the company. and thanks to some leaked details a few weeks ago, it seems more and more likely to happen.

We put together everything we know about Apple's television set right here. Click below to check out the latest rumors.

The launch will coincide with the iPhone 5's in September (Maybe)

Some analysts think Apple will announce the television this fall when it announces the iPhone 5. That would be around the same time that the second Apple TV was announced, and just in time for the Holidays.





It will run the same OS as the current Apple TV

The television will run iOS, just like the current Apple TV does. Think of it as Apple TV without the box.





You'll be able to download apps from the App Store (Likely)

This is something many have been waiting for. The Apple TV set may finally allow developers to create apps for the platform. Google TV will be getting access to the Android Market, so it makes sense for Apple to do the same. Plus, who doesn't want to play Angry Birds in their living room?





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Everything You Need To Know About Apple's Rumored TV Set (AAPL)


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Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Netflix Gets Into The Original Content Game, Buys Upcoming Show For A Rumored $100m

Netflix got its start as the red-envelope movie rental service, later turning into the video streaming authority (bankrupting Blockbuster in the process), and now may be making yet another major move: bankrolling original content. Deadline Hollywood reports that Netflix successfully outbid HBO and AMC for the rights to House Of Cards, an adaptation of the successful 1990 British miniseries. The show reportedly stars Academy Award winning actor Kevin Spacey, who we know isn’t cheap, and David Fincher, who is hotter than ever following the success of The Social Network.

Netflix Gets Into The Original Content Game, Buys Upcoming Show For A Rumored $100m


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Friday, October 29, 2010

Facebook’s rumored deal service could make Places more annoying (VentureBeat)

... a deals service. Other startups that let users check-in to locations, such as Foursquare and Gowalla, are only beginning to reveal their revenue plans, but everyone I know to assumes that they’ll make money by giving businesses a chance to offer deals to loyal customers. What is unusual is how Facebook is reportedly structuring these deals. Instead of rewarding customers for visiting a...

Source : VentureBeat

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