Google has been bringing more and more of its services to iOS over the years, and a new one just launched today: users can now play back movies and TV shows they’ve purchased from Google Play on their iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Design-wise, it’s very reminiscent of the Google Play web store and is fairly similar to the Android app, but unfortunately there are some pretty serious compromises in …
Author : Gurnam For decades now film-makers have tried to capture the essence of Formula One in movies and documentaries. While the topic itself is quite intriguing, not all the movies have gone down well with the audiences. A new documentary, “1″, was released recently, which depicts the previous lack of safety in Formula One […]
Busy schedules often leave people with little time to spend at the gym. But according to Martin McKenzie, one of the UK’s premier personal trainers, fitness enthusiasts can still get a sculpted physique …
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Rentrak (NASDAQ: RENT), the leader in precisely measuring movies and TV everywhere, today announced the top ten Movies on Demand (MOD) titles based on consumer …
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Rentrak Corporation (NASDAQ: RENT) today announced the Top-10 DVD & Blu-ray Disc sales and rentals according to the company’s Retail Essentials and Home Video …
After CES 2014, where a selection of 4K TVs were on show, and Netflix announced its 4K content, the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) has announced it will release 4K Blu-ray discs. While the future may be in streamed 4K UHD content, Blu-ray discs will also be packing in 4K quality videos for those unable to stream such high quality media
[ This is a sponsored article written by IDG Creative Lab, a partner of Macworld, and not by Macworld’s editorial staff. ] Out of the box, your Mac can do almost anything, but playing Blu-ray movies isn’t one of them. Not only do Macs not ship with Blu-ray playback software built in, but Apple still doesn’t make a drive capable of reading Blu-ray discs.
Hawaii man sues Warner Bros. over ‘Matrix’ movies’ alleged similarities to his screenplay    Â
Don’t look now, but global entertainment is about to take a decidedly spiritual turn. No, the cold-blooded hacks and hucksters of the beastly biz haven’t suddenly found God, they’ve pragmatically looked at the impressive ratings and profits of last season’s “The Bible†miniseries on the History Channel, and they want to make all that money and manna from heaven, too!
(KTVI) – Kevin Steincross and Tim Ezell take a look at the latest movie releases for home viewing. Closed Circuit…