Sony customers in the UK and Europe are getting Sony video on demand service from today. It’s available on a compatible Sony Bravia TV, Blu-ray player and home theatre system. Want to know if your Sony Bravia TV or Sony Blu-ray is compatible? Click through for more details.
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Sony has announced it will be launching its Qriocity platform in five European countries, including the UK. Never heard of Qriocity? Neither had we. It’s a platform Sony already has going in the US, providing music and video cloud-based streaming services, Video On Demand and Music Unlimited. These two services were the real meat of the Sony Qriocity launch.
Virgin and Universal are bestest buddies at the moment. The pair has only just announced the music subscription service and now Virgin has revealed that it’s going to bring Universal’s PictureBox on demand movie service to its cable customers.
BD-Live was billed as an exciting way to experience bonus entertainment on your Blu-ray player, but so far it’s been a damp squib that’d struggle to get the most avid movie fan excited. Well, that could be set to change thanks to a new service bring video on demand to your Blu-ray player.
The Nintendo Wii VOD (video on demand) service is launching in Japan on 1 May, and as promised, it’s “something different”. Something very different. In fact, it’s so Japanese, we’re not sure it’ll ever make it to the UK. Read on to find out why!
It’s nine o’clock, so while you pretend you’re wading through the emails from overnight, take the time to catch up with all the latest tech news bits and bobs from around the world. They’re all tucked away like they’re playing sardines in techie breakie, so read on to find them all.
Amazon Video On Demand is about to get HD TV shows for download, and they could cost as little as £2! Read on for the HD video download details.
The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic – it may Come With Music, but Nokia could also have mentioned that it Works With Amazon Video.