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Microsoft Taking Xbox Games Directly to TVs, Game Pass Ultimate Subscriptions to Be Possible via Web Browsers
Microsoft said it is working on software to let people play Xbox video games on smart TVs without need of consoles.
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JioPages Reaches Android TV, to Let Users Browse Web in 8 Indian Languages
JioPages has debuted on Android TV months after being available for Android smartphone users. The app is available on Google Play as JioPagesTV.
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Netflix’s Free Weekend, StreamFest, Begins December 5. Here Are All the Details
Netflix free weekend, StreamFest, comes to India December 5 at 12:01am. Here’s what you need to know, including dates and times, how to sign up, and stream access and quality.
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Facebook Will Now Show Results from Wikipedia in Search Results
Facebook is adding Wikipedia-powered knowledge box on the platform that displays information about public figures, places and interests — like movies and TV shows.
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Netflix’s New Parental Controls Allow You to Hide Movies, TV Series From Kids’ Profiles
With most kids stuck at home during lockdown, Netflix has unveiled a series of updates to its parental controls. You can block individual titles, filter out age categories, set a PIN on adult profiles, browse what your kids have been watching, and turn off auto-play for kids’ profiles.
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Apple WWDC 2017 Keynote to Start Soon: How to Watch Live Stream
WWDC 2017 keynote live stream begins at 10:30pm IST, and can be watched on Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Mac or Windows 10 devices.
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Google Chrome to Get Native Cast Support
This will let users simply right+click on any page in Chrome browser and then select Cast to stream it to a nearby Chromecast-connected TV.
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Popcorn Time Now in a Browser Near You
The popular torrent video streaming platform is now accessible through a browser, on both PC and mobile devices, without any client needed.
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Google Chromecast updated to cast YouTube livestream videos from desktops
Google Chromecast users can now cast livestream videos from YouTube via a desktop web browser to the connected TV.
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Google unveils $35 Chromecast that lets you stream Internet content to TV
Google Inc. has unveiled a gadget that will lean on its widely used Chrome Web browser and take aim at Apple in the living room.
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Microsoft Taking Xbox Games Directly to TVs, Game Pass Ultimate Subscriptions to Be Possible via Web Browsers
Microsoft said it is working on software to let people play Xbox video games on smart TVs without need of consoles.
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JioPages Reaches Android TV, to Let Users Browse Web in 8 Indian Languages
JioPages has debuted on Android TV months after being available for Android smartphone users. The app is available on Google Play as JioPagesTV.
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Netflix’s Free Weekend, StreamFest, Begins December 5. Here Are All the Details
Netflix free weekend, StreamFest, comes to India December 5 at 12:01am. Here’s what you need to know, including dates and times, how to sign up, and stream access and quality.
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Facebook Will Now Show Results from Wikipedia in Search Results
Facebook is adding Wikipedia-powered knowledge box on the platform that displays information about public figures, places and interests — like movies and TV shows.
-
Netflix’s New Parental Controls Allow You to Hide Movies, TV Series From Kids’ Profiles
With most kids stuck at home during lockdown, Netflix has unveiled a series of updates to its parental controls. You can block individual titles, filter out age categories, set a PIN on adult profiles, browse what your kids have been watching, and turn off auto-play for kids’ profiles.
-
Apple WWDC 2017 Keynote to Start Soon: How to Watch Live Stream
WWDC 2017 keynote live stream begins at 10:30pm IST, and can be watched on Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Mac or Windows 10 devices.
-
Google Chrome to Get Native Cast Support
This will let users simply right+click on any page in Chrome browser and then select Cast to stream it to a nearby Chromecast-connected TV.
-
Popcorn Time Now in a Browser Near You
The popular torrent video streaming platform is now accessible through a browser, on both PC and mobile devices, without any client needed.
-
Google Chromecast updated to cast YouTube livestream videos from desktops
Google Chromecast users can now cast livestream videos from YouTube via a desktop web browser to the connected TV.
-
Google unveils $35 Chromecast that lets you stream Internet content to TV
Google Inc. has unveiled a gadget that will lean on its widely used Chrome Web browser and take aim at Apple in the living room.
