Mobilize – Live Streaming

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Watch live streaming video from mobilize2011 at livestream.com

Mobilize 2011, GigaOM’s premier event for mobile innovation, is taking place September 26-27 in San Francisco. Mobilize 2011 is the only conference to explore the conjunction of mobile computing and cloud-based services.  Follow the conversations live in the video above, starting from 8.30 am PT, Monday September 26, check out the schedule here.

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Blockbuster to take on Netflix with a streaming service

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Blockbuster, the once popular video rental service, filed for bankruptcy earlier this year and was snapped up by Dish Network but since then we haven’t heard much about it – until now. Dish Network and Blockbuster has sent out an invitation to the media, informing them about an important announcement that will be happening later today. Taking place in San Francisco at 1PM EST, the event will be related to the tagline “a stream come true”, which we can only imagine will be the introduction of a new streaming service.

Blockbuster went broke earlier this year because of its reluctance to move into the digital space and completely relied on physically rented DVDs. Needless to say, the physical format started losing out to digital content, and Blockbuster couldn’t recover from the downhill tumble. However, this announcement of a new streaming service might bring the company back from the dead. Netflix has been taking a lot of flak recently, with a large number of unsatisfied customers – if Blockbuster can offer more content (especially movies) and at a better rate, it looks like Netflix could be in trouble.

Stay tuned and we’ll keep you posted on the announcement later today.

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Sony SMP-N200 Streaming Player turns any TV into a connected TV

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If you’ve got an old TV that’s still fully functional, or it holds some sentimental value to you, you might be reluctant to upgrade to a connected TV – I mean, why would anyone want to throw out a TV that works perfectly? Not to mention the hassle you have to go through of moving the old television to make way for the new one. Well, for folks like you – Sony has a solution, in the form of the SMP-N200 Streaming Player.

Capable of working with any television, the SMP-N200 instantly turns your TV into a connected TV just by hooking them up. Once connected, you can then use your TV to stream content from Sony without having to invest in a new Bravia TV. With the SMP-N200, users can watch online movies in HD and 3D, listen to internet radio, enable DLNA connectivity for streaming stuff from other devices, and even use their smartphones as remote controls. Talk about breathing life into that old television! The SMP-N200 Streaming Player will be in stores late October and will retail for $99.99.

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