Microsoft emancipates Digital Cable Tuners with second Media Center update today
Engadget Nov 06 09Scant hours after the SDV tuning, DRM-relaxing firmware update for Vista and Windows 7 Digital Cable Tuner users became available, Missing Remote let us know Microsoft has come through on the other half of its CEDIA promise by pushing the Digital Cable Advisor to Media Center Extras galleries everywhere. This half should enable all Windows 7 PCs to work with the CableCard tuners, sans-OEM requirement or inconvenient hacking. Sure we could ask for more from Windows 7 Media Center, but for now Netflix and these two (in less than 100 days) will have to do. Read - MCE: Digital Cable Advisor Tool Available Now! Read - ATI DCT Firmware update pops up on Windows Update, DRM-free MCE recordings & are a go
Filed under: Home Entertainment, Media PCs
Microsoft emancipates Digital Cable Tuners with second Media Center update today originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 06 Nov 2009 22:19:00 EST. Full story...
More stories from engadget »
Openmoko brings improved keypad / scrolling and math equations to WikiReader
Engadget 3 hours ago
It sort of blows our mind that OpenMoko has managed to sell more than a smattering of its $99 WikiReaders (you know, considering just how limited in scope this thing is), but evidently there's a huge demand out there for improvements.
Warner CEO: iTunes price increase led to lower sales, recession might also factor in
Engadget 3 hours ago
Don't pat yourself on the back too much for calling this one, but Warner CEO Edgar Bronfman Jr. has now confirmed what many have suspected: higher iTunes pricing has led to slightly slower sales.
Dog-e-Minder keeps tabs on your dog's vitals so you don't have to (video)
Engadget 4 hours ago
You're already weighing down the massive head of your Frenchton with some sort of bark collar and GPS-enabled location tracker, so what's another pendant around the neck, anyway? Dog-e-Minder, which is cleverly being marketed to the "As Seen On TV!" crowd, is a battery-powered device that records the last time your pup (or cat, or iguana, or anything else that rocks a leash) ate, walked or took his / her medications.
Sony Ericsson's Xperia X10 exhaustedly previewed, screenshotted to death
Engadget 4 hours ago
While we patiently wait for the X10 to make its way into retail channels (or, you know, give up and buy something else instead), mobile-review's Eldar Murtazin has come through once again with one of his world-famous eleventy billion page previews rife with thousands of screenshots, which should take you long enough to skim through so that the phone's available by the time you're done.
Google Buzz takes mobile location services to the next level
Engadget 5 hours ago
Google just announced that it's bringing some serious location-based integration to its services, all centered around the new Buzz social networking tool built into Gmail.
Google's Street View snowmobile takes your voyeurism to the Olympic slopes
Engadget 5 hours ago
There's something deliciously futuristic about the fact that Microsoft and Google are patrolling our roads, documenting their every nook and cranny with large multidirectional cameras strapped to SUVs.
Handheld US rolls out rugged Algiz 7 tablet
Engadget 6 hours ago
It's been quite a while since an Algiz tablet last popped up on our radar, but Handheld US is now back with another model: the Algiz 7.
Screen Grabs: DJ Roomba mixes business with pleasure on Parks and Recreation
Engadget 6 hours agoScreen Grabs chronicles the uses (and misuses) of real-world gadgets in today's movies and TV. Send in your sightings (with screen grab!) to screengrabs at engadget dt com.
Raiding the Android pantry: after Froyo comes 'Gingerbread'
Engadget 7 hours ago
Anyone who's been following Google's codename saga for Android builds is probably 15 pounds heavier just from hearing the names themselves -- Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo, you get the idea.
Displax multitouch film actually developed by Visual Planet, frowny faces all around
Engadget 7 hours ago
Ready for another dustup in multitouch land? Turns out that cool Displax multitouch film we saw a few days ago is actually called ViP Interactive Foil, and was developed in 2004 by a company called Visual Planet -- Displax was just showing it off to promote their new touch controller, but didn't tell anyone about the source of the film when that's where all the interest was.
Popular Tags »»
25k 35k android apple architect bens blueprint bonus central london developers digital marketing doe email marketing engadget england facebook full service agency gadget gadgets google gurus ipad iphone job jobs launch london london england marketing agency metro co microsoft mobile motorola nexus nmetro nsource nup nwe seo social media social networking twitter user experience web developer web expertise entertainmentMost read today »
Most read this week »
What's New on TechNews.AM
Does A Tough Quarter For Evergreen Solar And Energy Conversion Devices Mean First Solar Will Follow?
