1715 blog results for "movie download"

Taking a page from Apple's iTunes, Sony is devising an online store offering music, movies, books, and other downloadable content for its various devices.

Posted in News - Digital Media by Lance Whitney

The Microsoft Office 2010 beta was released today and though there aren't many major changes from the Technical Preview in July, there are some new features and enhancements worthy of note.

Posted in The Download Blog by Jason Parker

Some users are experiencing an issue after upgrading to iTunes 9 where purchased content from the iTunes Music Store contains static during playback in 5.1 surround sound.

Posted in MacFixIt by Joe Aimonetti

At the Professional Developers Conference in Los Angeles, Microsoft talks about Office 2010, shows Silverlight 4, and shares the first details on Internet Explorer 9.

Posted in Beyond Binary by Ina Fried

Some users experienced an issue after updating to Mac OS X 10.6.2 Snow Leopard where Quick Look produced a blank window with no file preview. These users also recently restored their systems via Time Machine.

Posted in MacFixIt by Joe Aimonetti

If you're thinking of buying an Android phone, here are some things you should know. CNET lays out the details and explains the current Android devices on the market.

Posted in Android Atlas by Kent German

The software maker will let advertisers offer themes on the Windows desktop, but pledges to users that it's up to them whether they want to accept the branding.

Posted in Beyond Binary by Ina Fried

I'm very pleased that LegalTorrents.com has come along to prove that I'm not crazy when I say there are plenty of legal reasons to use torrents. And they even have a torrent of Bible 2.0. Probably with new commandments from the MPAA. We also chat about AM

Posted in Buzz Out Loud Podcast by Jason Howell

The Net giant is working to integrate its new Go programming language with its Chrome browser and Native Client technology to speed Web-based programs.

Posted in Deep Tech by Stephen Shankland

A new law in Europe protects all citizens from the evils of cookies. Instead of relying on people to operate their own browsers, Europe now requires all Web sites to notify users that they will set cookies.

Posted in Buzz Out Loud Podcast by Tom Merritt